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ijust thought it it up until a point and you lost patience. i just thought it tailed off.thought after the first read really picked up speed even more and the thing that i genuinely can't believe, i think bradley cooper is terrific, the thing i can't believe it you didn't cry. i'm just grateful you're still talking to me because you're still talking to me because you looked so appalled. it is so moving! did you also cry four times the second time you saw it? no, i cried twice. it is a narrative that works for me. somebody said, how does it end? said, it's a star is born, that's how it ends. believe that because i wanted about your dvd choice. it sounds terrific. it is an interesting feature. it is a portrait of trauma as seen through the eyes of the child. the reason i wa nt to the eyes of the child. the reason i want to flag it on dvd, this is a classic example of a movie which got very good reviews and a very limited release. if you didn't see it in cinemas, most people didn't. it is really well worth catching up with. check it out. it's a very, very touching piece of wo

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he thought it was the right thing to do, he thought saddam hussein had to be taken out.ondly, he thought we are going to win this work quickly. presidents who win wars quickly are popular. i would like to see congress impeach me when i have a 90% approval rating. he thought the war would have been over by several weeks. brian: what did he say to you when you asked him why he did not go and take saddam hussein out in 1991 and his son ends up having to do it years later? dr. engel: every member of the bush administration will give you the same answer, which is borne out by the documentary evidence as well. no one in 1991 in the bush administration including dick cheney thought it was a good idea to go on to baghdad. the reasons they gave are hunting for us today. they suggested the iraqis would treat us like a foreign occupying force. they suggested it would create ethnic and religious tensions that could lead to civil war. they thought it would put tremendous strain on the israeli-palestinian issue, the center of so much middle east politics. frankly, bush recognized if y

that thought haunted him to this day.e says there is not a day that goes by he does not think about his crew members under his command, and why he was spared and they were not. brian: why didn't they survive? dr. engel: that is largely one of those things that is impossible to answer with full certainty. it is clear from the evidence we have that they were most likely killed by enemy shrapnel as it came in. they were not able to get out. a few years ago, bush had the opportunity to visit the island as part of a making amends tour. he was famous for reconciling with the japanese, his former enemy. he learned they spotted a second parachute, which told him one of his crew members survived long enough to get out of the plane. he really wanted whether or not he should have kept the plane aloft longer. should have stayed in the cockpit longer? there is no way to answer these questions. nonetheless a person who did , something sacrificial was left feeling guilty the rest of his life. brian: how was he rescued? dr. engel: he was

was there ever a point where you thought that, perhaps judge kavanaugh there ever a point where you thoughtaugh isn't the right person for this role? there's never been a time i thought that because i never believed that judge kavanagh was guilty of what he's been accused of. i thought that dr ford may have been sexually assaulted by someone at some point in her life, but i do not believe it wasjudge in her life, but i do not believe it was judge kavanaugh. there in her life, but i do not believe it wasjudge kavanaugh. there are too many things surrounding the accusations and too many inconsistencies in her testimony, combined with the fact that all the witnesses that she gave said they had no idea what she was talking about. this was completely uncorroborated. but in the long run, i feel that the democrats used christine blasey ford, they never told her that the republicans were flat—out to california, to interview her. they used her as a pawn for political purposes. and i think it's a shame, because in the long run the way that they treated her and the spectacle it turned into took the #m

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and how he thought it was connected to the channel of thought sometimes quite flawed, sometimes narrow, created by prior decisions of the court. when it came to drafting an opinion, the chief always initiated the process with what he called thoughts while shaving. messages he would dictate, these were the days of dictating machines, overnight into an early answering machine, to his secretary that would be typed and distributed to us. it gave us a sense of his approach to the first draft, including his analysis of the various arguments and relevant cases. we then would do triple space graphs with wide margins that would allow him ample space for writing comments with that ever present felt tip pen. every draft of every opinion was analyzed. chief justice and clerk side-by- side. what became clear in these sessions to me, and i believe to those of us who worked for the chief, was that the chief was quite in-depth in engaging in legal analysis in thoughts favored by law professors, and immortalized in the legendary hearts of sect materials. there was channel reasoning in cases, and preced

she thought the reason he was wrong and she explained why. and she had written about it previously, so she was not saying something new that people on the committee would not have already known about her, but she was willing to explore that. and she was likewise willing to talk about a lot of previously decided cases and indicate whether or not she thought they were rightly or wrongly decided. unfortunately, in recent years, nominees have not been willing to be that candidate. host: if you go to art video library you can see ruth bader ginsburg talking about her thinking on roe versus wade and related issues. go ahead. >> you asked me about my thinking about equal protection versus individual autonomy. and my answer to you is it is both. this is something central to a woman's life, to her dignity. it is a decision that she must make for herself. and when government controls that decision for her, she is being treated as less than a fully adult human responsible for her own choices. you also appreciate that simply presented this not as the onl

i thought it was much more than that.t had a great response from the critics but i think it is pretty decent. long, but not in a bad way. a star is born is your best out. i can't disagree with you. you just liked it more than me. you liked it up to a point and then you lost patience. i liked the first hour, and then i just thought it tailed off. i've now seen it twice, and i thought after the first hour it really picked up speed even more and the thing that i genuinely can't believe, i think bradley cooper is terrific, lady gaga is really, really good. the thing i can't believe it you didn't cry. i'm just grateful you're still talking to me because you looked so appalled because i didn't cry. it is so moving! did you also cry four times the second time you saw it? no, i cried twice. it is a narrative that works for me. somebody said, how does it end? i said, it's a star is born, that's how it ends. we'll leave that because i want to hear about your dvd choice. it sounds terrific. it is an interesting feature. it is basica

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thought we did?r: he couldn't have killed her? >> not possible. >> reporter: so much about conrad truman's trial bothered his sister colette. but one detail in particular kept gnawing at her. it had to do with the diagrams used by the state depicting the area where heidy's body was found. >> i remember thinking, well, that's strange. that's -- that couldn't be right. >> reporter: post-verdict, colette shared her concerns with conrad's new attorneys, mark moffat and ann taliaferro. they decided to visit the truman home to see for themselves if the state's diagrams were accurate. we later made that same trip with moffat who showed us what they discovered. this is the area in question, and it's pretty small. >> it is. it's really small. we immediately started measuring, and we knew right away that there was a big problem with their diagrams and the measurements. >> reporter: the problem? all those measurements were off. >> instead of 139 inches, somebody took the figure 139 and interpreted it to be 13.9

i thought, heroin? areasal -- rural areas? i didn't understand how heroin and oxycontin and other opioid pills were connected. i did not understand that they were chemical cousins and that if people were initially enacted -- addicted to prescribe opioids, whether it be oxycontin or the lotto, or whatever, once they are addicted, and they get cut off, they get dope sick. that feels them to have to get more. when the pills got expensive and hard to get around the time oxycontin was reformulated in 2010 and in the early teens, drug cartels started bringing heroin, knowing that if you are becoming dope sick, it made one hell of a business model. announcer: watch afterwards tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two's book tv. while in madison, wisconsin, we learn about senator william proxmire, a democrat elected in 1957 who fought against wasteful government spending. >> the great things i was able to do was to get elected in the last two campaigns, 1976-1982, without accepting any contributions at all and spending less than $200

so erwin thought...the doctors, "can i give her one of mine," something similar, i wasn't there, and then he found out he doesn't need two kidneys so he came to me and said, "tina, you don't have to make this decision now. i can give you one of my kidneys." isaid, "0h, erwin, you're young, i'm already older. it's ok, you just get used to mean not being here." oh, no, he didn't want that. then he talked me into him taking on one kidney. isaid, "no, i have to talk to the doctors." i talked to them about erwin and what would happen to him, because he was still quite young. and i did feel like i was older, i was already in my 705, so why should i take the kidneys from a young man and let him finish his life? that's what i felt like. he said, "well, no, no, my life is fine how it is, i'll give you one of my kidneys." yeah. so, the obvious question is, you're 79 next month, you've had your stroke, you've had cancer and you've had kidney failure and a kidney replacement. how are you, tina? i'm happier than i've

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i thought it was kind of pretty, if not beautiful or heavenly, if if you will, and thought i'd sharehat with you. what's going on right now? pretty cloudy out there, and that's keeping the threat down right now because it's not allowing the ground to warm and that makes the air warm and the ability for showers to develop. we'll keep the scattered showers in the forecast. the chance of some drizzle is tomorrow morning to an isolated shower tomorrow afternoon and continues and then the dryer air comes in for friday and sunday. sunshine and warmer temperatures and a look at the low pressure. it was backing away from us and now it's starting to make a bee-line to the east and will go to the big sur coast and l.a. basep. down in the central parts of the valley, thunderstorms will be roaming up our way. the best chance of thunderstorms will be in the central valley, but we'll get a slight chance and less go through the future radars. you can seat clock up here on the right. now through 4:00, the greens become yellows an oranges and that's heavier downpours that come in with the thunderstor

i thought, oh, good, he is going to change his vote. so i thought that was worth it. if he doesn't change his vote, i'm driving to nebraska. because, what the hell? you get up there -- i will really feel that he used to me. i really will feel that he -- and maybe he will change his vote and then i will be, like, yeah, nebraska. >> you've got to call him and make the case. >> i just felt for him to read that and to tear up about mrs. flanagan and not to change a vote -- i would feel exploited by that, i don't know. we all feel exploited. i feel exploited. >> what is interesting to me is the direction you took the essay, which is to explore forgiveness and redemption, and frame it as a question -- should something a 17-year-old boy did prevent him from being confirmed a supreme court justice at the age of 53? which is a live question in the u.s. senate today, a few blocks from here. the boy and your case, he wrote you an apology in your yearbook? >> a very heartfelt apology. he took me to a beach and he really did try to rape me. it was a fight and it was awful. but the

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my thoughts are just crazy.ally — the first book i did, the cookery book, it won a prize, it won a food prize — it was the glenfiddich award at the time — and i couldn't believe that i won a prize for it because it just never occurred to me that a) anybody would be interested about a small fish restaurant in padstow, and b) anybody would be interested in me, and c) i couldn't write anyway. i think what i learnt then was that, of course they'd be interested, because the next generation's coming on, and you are endlessly, the industry, the literature, and books and everything, notjust books, but film, always needs younger people coming up. and that's what i didn't get at the time. i thought, "why me?" and i'm sure a lot of young people feel the same way. your autobiography, under a mackerel sky — you'd better explain the title first. well, i didn't come up with it. it was actually someone at ebury books, one of the editors, but i thought it was such a good one because, when my father died, and i left england rathe

i thought all week. they said look at what the real thing and he made the press talk about trade but the in and played his tree talk which they never would have done. he played them at their own game once again. [cheering and applause] greg: coming up, they cried, screamed and chanted. we discussed the protesters greg: like horse flies on a porta potty -- [laughter] protesters descended on washington. a few arrests but mostly peaceful but the ones on the senate gallery were a delight during the vote. >> the arms will restore order to the gallery. mr. mansion -- >> work will suspend in the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. sergeant and arms will restore order in the gallery. greg: i think the sergeant at arms was at a bar. [laughter] sounded like did world in a forest. look, i get it, protesting is as american as the up after eating a box of grants. but so is free thought which is why i found this protest a little weird. >> in 30 mi

impossible on big cooling trace mayor your thoughts. on the show i mean for signature going on. be to us age no i mean smart contracts are definitely possible it's just how do you really want to do it and blocks from just launched a liquid which is a side chain you know. when adam back announced there was a there was a mean mike and suddenly millions of all coins cried out and then there was silence . so you know what we can do so many of these things on site chains and then you got interoperability and since it's you've got big coin impregnated into it you've got a four on what the thing can be worth because you can always take it out of the side and back in the main big one but understand this argument that you can't do you know smart contracts for all the reasons you just said and then look at whitening network you know like so we've got a whole bunch of stuff that's already happening there it's how complicated you want these smart contracts to be a big point scripting language is much more narrow as opposed to like therians but that

anybody's thoughts -- i will go with you, go ahead, your thoughts on -- tim, your thoughts on i.c.e. and immigration where we are. >> immigration where we are is total chaos because the establishment parties for decades have not solved this problem. and we don't have a semblance of an immigration system right now. and it's created chaos at the border and dysfunction. what i think we need is more legal immigration. we need more people coming here and we need them to do it legally. we need that for our economy -- >> so you are saying make it easier to legally immigrate? >> absolutely. at the same time, it is fair to have border security and to have borders that are enforced >> where are you on i.c.e.? good? bad? >> i think people are obsessed with i.c.e. as an agency instead of looking at what these agencies do. what makes me uncomfortable -- i don't think we need internal force going around the country -- >> you are for getting rid of i.c.e.? >> no, the organization itself. it is what people call it that matters. >> susan? >> our immigration system is broken and has been for a number

about the constitution and how they thought about law. in the new millennium, 2005 and going forward, we have seen a shift. the nominees have moved away even from herring their judicial -- from sharing their judicial philosophy. if aed head -- go ahead. >> please go. >> we don't get much of a sense of what motivates each nominee's approach to the law. they say things like, all i do is call balls and strikes as if there is something subjective about law that all you have to do is look at it long enough and hard enough to determine the right answer. it is the hard cases, the cases most of us care about in the supreme court, are the cases that involve a lot of judgment, they have ideological components, it weighs their principles and answers. there is no right answer that can be deduced. >> caroline shapiro is here to talk about historical perspective on the confirmation process for the supreme court. you can call us. and independents can call as well. so everything that you talked about previous, talk about the recent round of confirmations

harold thought we wouldn't get a turnout of labour voters.gramme. the partnership, apart from one venture in the 90s, was essentially over by the late 70s, but their brand of comedy, rooted in class and thwarted aspiration was in its day all conquering. you will be 110 by the time you've finished. ray galton, the pioneer of the british sitcom. remembering ray galton. sotheby‘s auction house has admitted that it was ‘banksy—ed' after a stencil spray painting by the mysterious artist shredded itself after being sold for more than £1 million. the girl with balloon painting, which is one of banksy‘s most widely recognised works, was auctioned by sotheby‘s in london on friday. moments after going under the hammer, attendees were shocked to see the 2006 piece suddenly pass through a shredder hidden within the frame. banksy, whose true identity is unknown, posted a picture of the moment on instagram with the caption, ‘going, going, gone...‘ swarms of ladybirds are being reported in homes and buildings across england and wales. experts suggest the ho

with all the people i covered in washington, i thought barbara bush was the one person americans thought they knew bish -- best but understood least. cokie: why? susan p.: i think they thought she was a friendly white-haired cookie baking grandmother. it is true she was a grandmother but in fact, she did not make any cookies. it's so underestimated her influence. and the role she played. i was not sure there would be interest in the publishing world. we had six publishers bid on the book, a sign of a continuing curiosity people have about barbara bush. only at that point did i write her and tell her to the spirit i was worried she would say no, i would not cooperate. which case i felt i would be screwed. and i worried if i asked her before hand and she said yes, that she would think she would have some control over the book. i signed the contract and sent her the letter. in two weeks, she sent me a letter saying she would meet with me once. in the first interview, she said she would meet a second time. then i have five long interviews with her. in the first interview, she said and you wi

i thought. i thought. i did. i do. a lot other than. i thought i did. china plays a more important role than the u.s. in the world today that's according to newly released data from a washington based think the same survey shows a lack of trust in donald trump's leadership compared to other world leaders. coming up on the program the daughter of a german rightwing politician is disqualified from a portrait contest for her migrant first it comes to. as the country's opposition the right wing party its record highs. may before rushing trolls are accused of swaying public opinion this time against the latest fool.

i am having a harder time than i thought, iam having a harder time than i thought, i am trying to toughit quite challenging. finally, we reach the reason why we are all here. the graffiti to helping to shape our understanding of ancient egyptian culture. then another and then the blue crown of the royal had... what we start to see with graffiti, the fleeting window onto the real day—to—day of how this space was a bustling environment. which is crucial. the ram's head, the crown and then you get these later additions. do you think it is going to be possible for me to get in there? in there is one of the main reasons i am here. we have those inscriptions, very difficult to read. the steep, narrow staircase is full of graffiti, nothing beats being in front of the wall. checking the different lights and standing with members of my team and standing with members of my team and discussing a particular image or and discussing a particular image or a particular text. tiny little thing. the point of this trip is to see if i can physically work in egypt again. i need to be capable of getting to t

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i thought it was a mistake.sked if justin was all right, and then she said, no, that he was gone. >> it was a feeling of isolation and -- i could see, you know, people in and out of the house. i could see detectives with flashlights combing the neighborhood and all around his house. >> crime scene. >> crime scene. it was a very long three hours of my life, just sitting there not knowing what was going on. >> news reporters were setting up everywhere. and there's so many police cars, and they weren't saying, we got the guy. and like i just felt, they don't have him. they need to catch him. i know i'm safe, but is everybody else i love safe? >> reporter: eventually, they drove both women, separately, to the sheriff's headquarters, where they installed them in separate rooms for separate interviews because something about this didn't smell right. >> there was just a lack of emotion, and to me that was very odd. >> detectives become concerned about something else, too. did it say anything to you that these two women

i thought the class had gone so well.sked them why they were worried they might not belong and it turns out it wasn't because they thought their poems weren't where their poems needed to be. rather, they said they were worried that their comments on other students' poems would be insufficient at this stage in their life as a critical thinker about poetry, they could only say what they didn't like. the student thought they weren't ready for graduate school because they did not yet know how to praise. i have had students who have studied most of their lives to be ready for graduate school, though i can't imagine they would have had that goal in mind when they started out. but i have never had a student as well prepared as this student, who did not know how to say why they liked what they liked. can you imagine it? they thought they wouldn't be a good workshopper because they didn't know how to tell their peers how good their work was. tonight, n. scott momaday and kevin young and myself and jezmyn ward, will hear very kind

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we spoke to one woman who thought her financial burdens were over when she receive what is she thoughtwas a dream job offer. >> it was a very nice e-mail. i'm considering you. please respond back. tell me a little bit about yourself. where do you want to see yourself in three to five years? >> kathleen jumped at the opportunity. after the mother of two had been searching for work on job sites for months. it offered ear to be the administrative assistant to a man named steven at a canadian based company. >> when you saw that job offer, it was a god send. >> yeah. i already started figuring out what i was going to do to repair the house. i was behind on tuition payments for my daughter's school. so i was excited. >> reporter: welcome aboard, the next e-mail said. you will receive a mail from fedex with instructions. she got a check from $3500 and directions to deposit it, which she did. over the next few days, steven kept her busy looking up flights and sending this passport photo and when a company bill needed to be paid, he told her to buy reloadable cash cards so he could pay it off.

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when i thought about something, i thought about my kids.ke, i want to be with them. >> reporter: becoming a mother to benny and vivian and stepmother to tom's son, jack, changed her life in unexpected ways. she took a deliberate step back from modeling to focus on her family and support her husband's nfl career. >> i just wanted so much to be there for my children and to be there for my husband too. you know, because for him to have the space to live what he loves so much and i was actually living what i love so much which is being a mom and a nurturer and taking care of my family. >> reporter: she often shares personal moments of the happy family on instagram with tom's calming presence a key part of their relationship. >> so, he has that kind of cool and collected thing about him. he's just very, like, you know, grounded, and i feel like, you know, i'm very emotional and very changeable and, you know, like just me. but what i've learned from him is to kind of take a breath. >> reporter: the super star couple's life together has often been

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that's what i thought. well those who eventually got down to the serious business at hand they even discussed prospects of another meeting between presidents trump and putin in the coming months corresponded a go sean of was it john bolton's news briefing in the most. well it certainly looks like the united states and russia did as much as they could to resolve their differences when it comes to the i.n.f. treaty and the course of the past couple of days in front john bolton came here to this media venue in central moscow not far from the kremlin just after a nine hour and a half long conversation with president putin and he revealed john bolton i mean revealed two main factors as to why the united states still looks to abandon the deal one he says that russia has already deployed in europe some missiles that a band under the deal and two with the united states see this treaty as outdated and he says that the deal should include other nations like for example china and also john bolton talks about the key d

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of the thought that if they got it if you. get a glimpse of what they're getting all they get to the age of the city that it ain't hot on the cap for the digs to benches of trees on the shape of a one hundred foot is good with your congenial. brother leader or brutal dictator. with discontent spreading through north africa time was running out for libya's self-styled king of kings. in the first of a two part series the big picture charts the rise and fall of one of the few and the events that helped fuel the violence of his final hour. the lust for libya on al-jazeera. outside that. we're able to bring a different perspective. when you peel away the lists of the military in the financial dark and you see the people in those words and his policies are affecting see the emotion on their faces the situation they're living in that's when all the can identify with the story. more than seven decades ago a country was split into. all it took was a pan a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled his s