so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming garry trudeau. [applause] >> those of you who come here and hear most authors speak are -- >> can't hear. >> is this not, is this not on? >> [inaudible] >> i'll speak a little louder until -- [inaudible conversations] i don't want to -- >> it's on? all right. most of you who are regulars here are accustomed to hearing authors read from their books. i promise you, that would not be a treat in my case. reading comic strips is a pretty hard thing to do. so what i thought i would do instead is i'll read the preface from the book and explain to you how i came to have this peculiar relationship with mr. trump. the book is not my idea, it was my wife's idea. we were having dinner a few months ago, and she said you've done an awful lot on him there, might be enough over last three decades. and so we scrambled, and my good publisher got the book out very quickly. and anyway, so what i'm going to do is just read you the preface, and after that i'd be happy to have a conversation with you, just answer your que

please join me in welcoming garry trudeau. [applause] >> those of you who come here and here most others speak, this is not on. i will speak louder which it is on? all right. most of you who are regulars are accustomed to hearing authors read from books, that will not be the case. reading comic strips is hard to do so what i thought i would do instead is read the preface from the book and explain to you how i had this peculiar relationship with mister trump. it was not my idea. it was my wife's idea. we were having dinner a few months ago and she said there was an awful lot on him. there might be enough over the last three decades so we scrambled and my good publisher got the book out very quickly. what i am going to do is review the preface and after that i might be happy to have a conversation to answer your questions. the preface begins on the back, select comments from donald trump, a carefully curated collection of insults he has thrown my way over the years. the one i begin with, a third rate talent trying to get publici

for his part, garry trudeau couldn't resist. he says in the preface of his book, ignoring trump's comedy malpractice. there is a book titled alcatel featuring trump -- farenthold of -- much about trump hasn't changed, he once regarded as harmless buffoonery is now dangerously symptomatic. a few brief biographical facts, "doonesbury" started 36 years ago in 1975, the first comics trip artist to go pulitzer, several times since. also won numerous other awards, theater and tv and called the most influential editorial cartoonist of his time. latest gentlemen, please welcome garry trudeau, farenthold of. [applause] >> those who come here, and here most authors speak, is this not on? i will speak a little louder. it is on? most of you who are regulars here are accustomed to hearing authors read from their books. that would not be a treat in my case, reading comic strips is pretty hard. what i thought i would do is read the preface from the book and explain to you how i had this peculiar relationship with mister trump. farenthold of --

trudeau: i don't know if i like the word "balance."akes it sound like you are making a trade-off. say ok i will pull back on human , rights to be able to do this -- i think you have to talk fully and frankly about human rights and engage and talk about the challenges. angie: did you do that in beijing? p.m. trudeau: i certainly did. i do that in private and public. friendly,as part of, canada's identity and appeal to a certain sense, we are very frank about our positioning and our strength on the values that make us successful. values of openness, inclusion, creativity, different perspectives. all of those things are a strength. and at the same time, we are looking forward to engaging in ways that are mutually beneficial. and i do not think you have to choose. what is working in the u.s.-china relationship now what , is not working that you would try to change as president? >> well, i think we need to join arms with china to deal with north korea. so diplomatically, that is something we have to push for. free trade. i absolutely believ

political cartoonist garry trudeau talks about his next book " yuge!" about the use of donald trump as a character in his comic strips. plus the lessons the was presidents learned during their first years in office. then new york city's impact on the union calls during the civil war. and the positive and negative impacts of studying abroad. go to book >> our topic this week is this book, the network, the battle for the airwaves and the root of the communication stage. woolley.r is scott looking back 100 years ago, what was considered high-tech then? wireless age had been around for about a decade and a half, but there was really only one at, which was texting. 4 am radio as we know it, there was the wireless telegraph. it had been around, but it struggled to make itself proven as a wireless technology, with the exception of the sinking of the titanic in 1912.

. >> trudeau, trudeau. sorry, did i say that out loud? this comes on the heels of president obama warning that a vote for a third party candidate who has not really a big chance of winning could potentially be a vote for trump. do you agree with that? was that a brain freeze? that? >> well, yeah. >> i'm a libertarian. i'm going to need therapy because of this guy, because of gary johnson. it's so frustrating and what's most frustrating is he's fighting to get a seat at the debates. i've been out there saying, yes, you should have one, and you're not doing your homework. what are you doing. libertarians always get a bad reputation. people say they don't know anything about foreign policy. that's not true. but gary johnson as a representative of libertarians in this election seems to not know much. it's embarrassing. >> maybe he's getting briefings from sarah palin. you never know. >> this was not a gotcha question. there are gotcha questions out there. >> name one person of a foreign leader you respect. >> do you still think he deserves a

prince william introduced the royal tot to trudeau .. who tried to give a high five .. but it looked like it was probably nap time because the 3- year- old wasn't having it. prince george and his little sister u while their parents will remain in canada on business the rest of the week./// >>> thanks for joining us. "c-b-s this morning" starts right now./// <<<>>> it's 7:26 ... ((kirsten joyce)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> good morning september 27 theth, 2016. donald trump and hillary clinton clash over taxes, and who is more >>> undecided voters from the battleground state of pennsylvania show us how it influences their decisions. >> why do police officers with questionable pasts keep getting hired. we investigate the gypsy cops still patrolling america's streets. >> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your

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he didn't want to give prime minister justin trudeau a hand shake. of course trudeau wasn't bothered, he has kids too but the media is having a field day with it. the daily mail used the headline "sorry, he doesn't high five with commoners." >> any parent children knows it's a whole different experience when you bring your family with you. >> this was not prince george's first foreign trip but was the first trip abroad for his little sister charlotte. >>> ivan cabrera joins us with abc action news forecast. florida's most accurate forecast. >> yes. >> don't leave us hanging. today. this morning we're dry as we start a monday. rainy monday morning, would be terrible, we're not going to have that but a rain monday afternoon, we're talking about more rain chances coming back. certainly not in our dry season yet. we start to get cold fronts moving through and cool air. not soon though. we're in the upper 70 to low 80s. feels warm, feels humid and it will be hot this afternoon once again with temperatures around 90 degrees. those heat index values or the

trudeau offered the 3-year-old a high five. he got zero. trudeau should under. he's got three young children of their own. the youngsters stay in victoria while william and kate travel much of british columbia and yukon territory. >> prince george is more poised i can't believe this is the first time we have caught even the slightest hiccup. >> he has the wave down. >> he's earned it. >>> finally, just when a husband noticed he had forgotten his lunch, his wife came to the rescue. this happened in korea. >> that's the husband in the car. that's the sandwich, airmail, through sunroof. delivery, nailed it. >> nothing but net. the harlem globe stroters have nothing on her. crushed. >> the new york giants looking to sign her up. a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't go after anything with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i'll do that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin. plus, it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. ed to know. don't stop ta

it's about how both trump and trudeau have used social media. carol: trudeau is really good at it.llen: he's really good at it and social media loves him. every time he takes off his shirt, which happens on a regular basis compared to most heads of state, he's all over social media. he knows how to use it. now the question is -- would donald trump do that if he were president? it's an interesting question. it's more apples and oranges at this point. but the story makes the case that this kind of celebrity and this social media virality can actually help a leader govern. david: from one shirtless head of state to another. vladimir putin sat down in russia for a very long conversation and a rare opportunity. ellen: it was two hours in vladivostok. a far ranging conversation in which they talked about everything from the u.s. election to syria to iraq to disputed japanese islands. it was a pretty major interview and a really great opportunity. david: and we talked to john about that interview. john: it came about because vladimir putin had this forum that he wanted to promote and was

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>> justin trudeau. it's obvious. he is close. he is hip. he is great. i've met him.e guy. >> there you go. >> but i can't believe he couldn't name a single person anywhere. let's give him credit. he didn't say putin, which might have been trump's answer. and for all the millennials out there who are voting for gary johnson, i looked up his climate change position the other day. and he said we don't have to worry about climate change because eventually the sun will explode. i don't see him as a serious y guy. >> when i heard that question tonight, david, i have to say i went into a stall. since nelson mandela, i don't have a fast answer future that it actually took me a few minutes to even think of trudeau's name. so i'm glad i wasn't -- >> but you're not running for president. >> i'm not running for president. i'm glad i wasn't asked on live tv. i hope i would have come up with trudeau. so david, what does this mean, though, for gary johnson? it's hard for me to think that that's going to impact his vote. but i don't know. it's hard. >> i think right now he, you know

trudeau bends down to talk to the three-year- old and shake his hand. but little george snubs both the handshake and a high five! but it looks like both royal toddlers were willing to wave to other people who turned out to greet them. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 5 o'clock is straight ahead [ cellphone ringing ] it's just another scandal from danny tarkanian. tarkanian was the corporate lawyer for those with an elaborate scam that tricked hundreds of seniors into donating to fraudulent charities, totaling millions. and when a shady tarkanian deal went bust, he refused to pay back $17 million, sticking taxpayers with the bill. district attorney steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've prosecuted a lot of violent people. our background check laws have stopped over 5,000 dangerous criminals from buying guns here in nevada. but a loophole makes it easy for those same dangerous people to buy guns. they get them at gun shows and online from perfect strangers with no background checks, no questions asked. yes on question 1. live from las vegas, its ti

prince george didn't want to give justin trudeau. trudeau was not offended, he has kids of his own. >> as any parent who traveled with children knows it's a you bring your family with you. >> this was not prince george's foreign trip but was the first trip abroad for his little sister charlotte. >>> for the second time in two years auburn university's beloved oak trees are the target of vandal. one set afire after auburn's win against lsu over the weekend. and other trees poisoned by an alabama fan several years ago. is charged in the latest incident. >>> tampa bay buccaneers missed a chance for a thrilling comeback at yesterday's home opener, bucs losing to the rams 37-32. the five points can be blamed partly on the struggles of kicker roberto aguayo, missed a point and 4$41--yard field goal. >> times like this happen. you just have to go back. i know what do do and got to go back there and try to get back on the field and kick again. >> he gaits chance to redeem himself before bucs fans next sunday at raymond james stadium. kickoff

trudeau says: "we won't stop our efforts in working with our international partners to increase pressure on this very opaque regime in reaction to provocative acts like this." asked about claims that the north can now put a nuclear it has not seen the north demonstrate that capability. however, the u-s says an assessment is still being made and at this point defense officials take the north koreans - quote - "at their word." kerin mccue, fox news. wells fargo customers in shock after learning bank employees created millions of unauthorized accounts in their names. the company has been slapped with a 185-million-dollar fine and has already refunded 2-point-six million-dollars. customers in mequon say they weren't directly affected but say it's still a good reminder to keep a close eye on your money and speak up if something doesnt' look right. absolutely. theres no reason why the truth of the matter is, you can go to any bank in the united states and eventually theres going to be a hiccup somewhere. reports say employees created these unauthorized accounts to meet sales quotas. the illega

president obama, the clintons, pope francis, prince charles and canadian prime minister justin trudeau - will all be there to honor the former president and nobel peace prize laureate. last year... colorado governor john hickenlooper met shimon peres - and the two posed for a selfie. hickenlooper quoted the leader on facebook - saying "politics divides, science unites." that meeting was during an economic development event in israel. legacy high school's head football coach - is back on the field today. wayne vorhees was on the bus that crashed at d-i-a earlier this month. two other coaches - matt kroupa and kyle rider - and 15 football players were hurt. the bus driver - kari chopper: was killed. coaches voorhees and rider spent two days in the hospital. rider is still recovering at home. coach kroupa - is the media today--before the 3 p-m practice. today we could learn the fate of a man - accused of hitting and killing a colorado state patrol cadet. jury deliberations in the christopher gebers case continue today.. gebers is accused of killing cadet taylor thyfault - and injuring tro

that is despite justin trudeau's young efforts to engage the young prince. the duke and duchess wil through saturday. >> clearly he'll never be king. [ laughter ] >> nice warm weather today. >> very warm! >> let's go outside and take a look. we have clear skies around here, absolutely no weather problems. and we didn't see any of them today. very, very pleasant as we look at doppler 4,000. the same old deal! a little moisture down to the days it. continues to sit right here, it's gonna slowly move off to the east northeast, and across colorado, and bring in a few more clouds and the slightest chance for showers or storms. under the influence of this warm front, showers and thunderstorms in the great lakes look, the eastern seaboard, into the gulf, but we are high and dry. the hour by hour forecast, mid-thigh tonight, nothing going on there. nothing going on through wednesday. a few clouds pushing into the thursday that moisture moves to the east. the mountains get some scattered showers. friday, a new surge of moisture could come up along the front range by

justin trudeau has promised to have a decision october 2. that is on sunday.u mentioned, is to be funded, the consortium petra noss of malaysia and would be the gateway to lng in canada. this is a big week and a big decision overall. many of canada's population that are indigenous are located and are very much divided on whether the land they have control over should be used for the development of the industry and fossil fuel development, versus those who think it will be very difficult and dangerous to the overall habitat. this is also the home of greenpeace, so a lot of activist frustration against this. if you look at british columbia, is the province with the most projected projects slated for growth in canada. diversification away from the pd oil side of canada's oil industry. more natural gas and lng projects planned, if this decision comes to fruition and gets the green light. it could see them started and have more money committed to them overall. ultimately, for canada's exports to be oil side of canada's oil industry. altered, natural resources , awa

his release is being called a diplomatic triumph for justin trudeau.he canadian leader raised garrets release while openly discussing human rights. chinaations were held in for the midautumn festival. the annual event honors the full moon as a symbol of peace and prosperity and family reunion. light lanterns and enjoy pastries called moon cakes. with rising obesity a concern from some pastry chefs in hong kong are looking for help your options. >> hong kong bustled with life as thousands of people flooded the streets for the midautumn festival. every, festivalgoers light sticks and lanterns and munch on moon cakes. these sticky sweet pastries are beloved tradition. this year, hong kong's government released a statement warning people not to eat too many of the traits which are mostly sugar and fat. as the region struggles with rising obesity. some hong kong bakers have switched up their recipes. >> moon cake might be really unhealthy, so i thought maybe we should do some good ingredients so a lot more people can try moon cakes. a lot of diabetics might

reporter: if the deal is signed during justin trudeau's to brussels in october it could enter into force next year. after a few straight sessions of gains major european indices closed in the red this friday. economic dataad across the eurozone. manufacturing and economic activity at a two-year low for the month of september down slightly from august and below market expectations for the block. wall street trading downward secession. the major indices down half a percentage point each. not expect adoes decision to freeze crude production when opec and other -- producers meet for talks in nigeria next month. to best-performing stock has be twitter. shares shot up more than 21% since the nasdaq open for trade. it is still trading around that level as we approach the end of the session on rumors that it is looking for a buyer. cnbc broke the news saying that several companies including google and salesforce have expressed interest in twitter is reportedhe board to be open to a deal. stock had fallen 30% over the past year trading around $22.5 a share compared to $24 in 2013. yahoo! shares h

during the royal visit to canada, and this awkward moment with the canadian prime minister justin trudeauhe berkeley police investigating a shooting last night that left two people injured and we will tell you what the investigators are telling us about the victims in the case, and what the officers are doing in response to this recent violence in this part of the city. >>> looking at a commute that is very busy, getting busier in some areas, and this is a look at 280 northbound out of downtown san jose, looking good. >>> all set for a warm day, and temperatures already in the upper 60s, and will take a look at your forecast. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us on mornings on 2, it is monday, it is monday, september 26, and i am dave clark. >>> i am pam cook, and thank you for joining us.>>> welcome to good day, and welcome back dave clark, everybody is happy to see you back. >>> it is going to be hot today. >> it will be warm to hot and by this time, writing, 25 degrees cooler. hang in there, and today is off to warm start, and there will be plenty of near record or record high

this is her first royal tour, but all eyes were on older brother george, when he shut down justin trudeau's request for a high five. ? ? >>> and that's a live look at the stage, hofstra university, the site of what is arguably the most anticipated event in modern political history. with so many eyes on donald trump and hillary clinton, the pressure is on to avoid any unforced errors on the debate stage. as our peter alexander explains, those unexpected moments can candidate. >> reporter: it's the highest of high wire acts, 90 minutes in front of a national audience, uninterrupted. on this stage, how you appear, sometimes matters more than what you say. take the first televised presidential debate 56 years ago today. kennedy looking poised. nixon famously wiping away sweat. tonight the debate hall will be cool, including air conditioning vents equally spaced above the candidates. even the slightest wrong move on stage with l like president bush appearing disinterested, checking his watch. al gore not faring much better against george w. bush. the vice president rolling his eyes and engaging