performing "swinging with my eyes closed," give it up for shania twain!ng comes on the radio so loud and clear ♪ ♪ you whisper come in my ear i follow like a season not afraid of what i'm feeling oh ♪ ♪ i'm swingin with my eyes closed got my hair down a wide open road ♪ ♪ i'm swingin only god knows how far it goes ♪ ♪ fists up in the air go like we don't care swingin ♪ ♪ ♪ ha life is short nights are long nothing sure in this world till we're gone ♪ ♪ fear disappears each time i close my eyes i kiss you once kiss kiss i kiss you twice ♪ ♪ it's in the air we're breathing oh can you taste the freedom oh oh ♪ ♪ i'm swingin with my eyes closed got my hair down a wide open road ♪ ♪ i'm swingin with my eyes closed only god knows how far it goes ♪ ♪ fists up in the air go like we don't care swingin ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ only god knows how far ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm swingin with my eyes closed only god knows how far it goes ♪ ♪ fists up in the air go like we don't care fists up in the air go like we don't care ♪ ♪ swingin [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! oh, my gosh, thank you so muc

never before seen video of whitney houston, and shania twain the movie star? >> i can't believe it. >> her onscreen makeout with john travolta. >> are you going to kiss john? >> i don't know. 7, now for august 22, 201 this is "entertainment tonight." >>> kevin hart sounds off on new cheating rumors. how he is doubling down on the haters. >> we'll get to that in a moment, but let's start with chrissy teigen declaring she needs fixing when it comes to her love for alcohol. ♪ >> the supermodel who built a brand around drinking and good times is getting real about the effect alcohol has had on her life. >> i got drunk. >> she tells "cosmo," quote, i was, point-blank, just drinking too much. in the candid new interview, teigen says she has a history of alcohol abuse in her family, and that she's the type of person who "can't just have one drink." quote, i got used to being in hair and makeup and having a glass of wine. then that glass of wine would carry over into me having one before the awards show. and then a bunch at the awards show. >> i'm on the floor and joh

shania twain. tickets went on for her 2018 tour.body's about to get good >> that's shania's new release. recognize that number? she wore it 18 years ago in this iconic music video ♪ i feel like a woman >> is that the actual original outfit? >> it is the original clothes. >> you still fit in it beautifully. how do you do it, shania? >> not exactly the way i used to fit into it, but i fit into it. i was like, oh, i can't believe it. it was just fun ♪ life's about >> yes, fun is something shania is having a lot of these days. she is getting ready to drop her first album in 15 years and head back on the road. at 51, the singer who once thought she would never sing again because of vocal problems says she has one career regret. >> prince actually contact oakland you and -- contacted you and wanted to be your producer. >> he was the first producer to call me and talk about getting started with a new album. at that time i didn't have the confidence. i didn't do it. imagine. that's ridiculous. i was still -- i was in too much -- i didn't ha

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mark twain thought it was too gothic and was always very critical. but nonetheless it's one of a kind. in this exact building we had the secession from louisiana from the union. one of the the famous governors was attempted to be impeached here. union troops occupied it during the civil war. it was actually -- the interior was really destroyed from from an invertant fire that the union troops were cooking inside and caught the building inside and sbroid the interior. i wanted to point out to you the famds what we call the umbrella. umbrella because of the beautiful color scheme of the glass that we have done after the building was burned in the civil war. it laid dormant about 20 years. when it was rebuilt many of the elder legislators remembered how dark it was in the old state capitol and insisted that the architect build in magnificent glass dome, supported by this post down the middle. that's why we give it the famous name of the umbrella. if it's a sunny day or cloudy day you can see the change in the glass. it's a magnificent focal point right

and, you know, mark twain had always had a big problem with it. he didn't like it. he thought it was too european or too gothic, so to speak. and always very critical of it. but nonetheless, it's one of a kind. in this exact building, we had the secession of louisiana from the union. one of our past governors, huey long, was attempted to be impeached here. union troops occupied it during the civil war. and it was actually -- the interior was really destroyed from an inadvertent fire the union troops were cooking inside and it caught the building on fire and really destroyed the entire interior. i wanted to point out the famous, what we call the umbrella. umbrella because of the beautiful color scheme of the glass that we have that was done after the building was burnt in the civil war. it laid dormant for about 20 years. and when it was rebuilt, many of the elder legislators who had served or was aware of it remembered how dark it was in the old state capital and insisted that the architect build this magnificent glass dome that is supported by this post down the mi

>> mark twain obviously was very prominent in 1878 unfortunately he was not in america at the time. he was in europe are really hoped he had been but he was back below that after that he cannot with a can netiquette yankee that has a key point and i don't know that eclipse the moreth important the story that he tells where his characters trying to escape by predicting it goes away 50 had an almanac that told him it would have been bin he was really inspired happened to christopher columbus end having trouble with the native inhabitants. columbus had an almanac that said if you don't help me with what i need to do i will turn them into blood red and sure enough that have been so that is more the inspiration but he also could have been inspiredir even though he did nazi it. i will stick around to sign books. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

a moment of trying to dig deep and understand the purpose of why i'm here and i've been told mark twain always says the most important is your life in the dathe dayyou were born and to ft why what is our purpose and then i was told when we had mark twain here he didn't really say that. in this day and age with all the things that are going on a. so that is why i wrote this bo book. you will share your story come its family community not giving up, believing in me and believing in myself. i grew up not even knowing what it was and i was living in it everyday with piano lessons and building bicycles handprint trucks and all these different things. and i think one of the things that's going to help us in the civilization is when we realize we are on this small marble together technically working together as one of civilization. but from the vantage point of the international space station, when station,when i look out ova and see my hometown from space is only 240 miles up from dc to new york. having these moments where i'm flying over virginia where it's one of my crew mates looking down

and, you know, mark twain had always had a big problem with it. he didn't like it. he thought it was too european or too gothic, so to speak. and always very critical of it. but nonetheless, it's one of a kind. in

he became friends with mark twain, partly because he recognized the same life story in twain. it extended, this friendship between grant and nast with at least one visit by the grants to nast's home in new jersey, much later after grant left the presidency and he was returning to the united states after his world tour. when sally nast, through thomas nast, asked the grants what would they like to have for dinner, the president replied, if they knew how sick he was of going to fancy banquets with little birds they would give him something more substantial, and they did. they served the former president corned beef and cabbage and they said he liked it. you know, i think all hostesses like to believe that their guests enjoy the dinner that they are served, but in this case maybe he did. so he had this real-life interaction with grant and he had this emphasis in his work on grant and who grant was and what grant meant. but the war provided other figures, too. for example, abraham lincoln, who nast positioned as kind of an eternal father to the nation's best impulses, a man who re

twain came out. little fun and, oh, oh, oh ♪ totally crazy ♪ >> in all fields in our society now women, i wouldn't say dominating. i think that they're just rising to their true place. ♪ i feel like a woman [ cheers ] >> as things wore on it became a great decade to be a girl. ♪ >> after years of singing backup for such stars as michael jackson and rod stewart, she exploded on to the music scene in 1993 with her album "tuesday night music club." ♪ all i want to do is have some fun i got a feeling i'm not the only one ♪ >> radio has been so long in coming playing female artists. so it's definitely a different sort of environment and attitude now. ♪ if it makes you happy >> artsists like sheryl crow, liz fair, had success but routine had been marginalized within every aspect of the industry. >> there was not a lot of space in pop culture for a young woman's thoughts, feelings, voices, respected or taken seriously. ♪ i'm just a girl >> such a strange dichotomy to gwen stefani, kind of tough and front of

you've got fog hanging in there staying true to mark twain's famous quote. now, for hundreds of thousands of people heading outside in golden gate park, the fog adding a bit of a chill. the music festival, headliners this year metallica playing tonight -- the music hasn't been a favorite for those living nearby, though. parking and traffic also a concern. they're beefing up services this week to accommodate the crowd. i'm proud to say the video we saw earlier sent in by my son, jack. >> looks good. and we're seeing a little drizzle storm. the way the weekend is starting, if you're going to head outlet tomorrow, downtown san francisco expecting temperatures in the upper 60s. music festival forecast hour by hour tomorrow, low clouds, misty skies. a bit of mid--day clearing, we think, around san francisco. bupdal up in san francisco. as you can see the fog clearly across the top of the golden gate bridge. the source of all that cooling. 50s there. earlier mid-80s in liver moore. cool temperatures outside to go along with the jazz fest you're seeing in downtown

not only sharapova, but shania twain opened up the festivities. ♪ that don't impress me much >> nothingut up. >>> when we come back -- are you okay there? >> we'll have more on a grassroots group, answering texans' call for help. >> they are using boats and pickup trucks to bring trapped victims to safety. they're alled the cajun navy. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer >>> well, as the flooding pounds america's fourth-largest city, the images are just heartbreaking. >> there are some bright spots of neighbors helping neighbors, as the massive rescue effort overwhelms first responders. we've seen victims brought to safety by boat, helicopter, dump trucks, even backhoes. everybody is using every resource they have. and ted oberg of our houston station, stopped to chat with one little girl who just made it to safety. >> what was it like? were you in that big truck? >> i was stuck in there. >> how tight was it? show me. it's okay. >> we were falling. >> what was the ride like to get out of here? >> to stay there and hold on. >> how long had you been waiting for that truck to come by a

. >> shania twain debuted her new single, "swinging with my eyes closed," on "the tonight show" last is hitting the road next year. >> she is ready to go. she posted this shot with a summer of shania volkswagen in front of the golden gate bridge, and the caption? buckle up. >> there you go. >> be safe. go see shania. (pam) a barrage of gunfire in spain ..... as police shoot dead five suspected terrorists... in what is being called a thwarted terror attack.(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(grant) and i'm grant lodes in for steve aveson. eight hours after a van plowed through pedestrians in barcelona... police confront a group possibly connected to that attack. take a look at where this is all happening. first in downtown barcelona where a van ran down people -- killing 13 and injuring roughly 100 pedestrians. then about sixty miles to the south...police shot five suspects in the seaside town on cambrils (cam-breel). all five were killed investigators are now looking into whether those suspects were wearing explosive vests.

and mark twain once said he could tell it like but -- the first presidential biographer, the first investigative reporter writing about presidents because the cherry tree story, he courted an anonymous source. he implied it was - so he had a source. the point of the story is really not the george washington couldn't tell a lie but he was saying that you lived in a house where if you told a lie did not have the fear of getting west. as you get into american history find these things. and we do not know everything that we think we know. and some of the things we think we know is wrong. and i did my part to try and set the record straight. their individual stories, 450 but hopefully come to the end and you get a sense of the country of who people are. so with that, should we - one other person since c-span is here, the -- fact checked the book for me. bob castillo, he is with - i may change after change after change. i was looking at the book today and there was something that wasn't in the advice that i wanted there. so we do a second printing i am going to put you guys do it again. [laughter] i c

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. >> shania twain debuted her new single, "swinging with my eyes closed,"off her new album "now" on "t announced she is hitting the road next year. >> she is ready to go. she posted this shot with a summer of shania volkswagen in front of the golden gate bridge, and the caption? buckle up. >> there you go. >> be safe. go see shania. >> bye, everybody. (vo) there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've got to stop... ...and look around a little. remember who you are. let the child inside you out to play. come... shed life's layers in asheville. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. asheville. go! (inhales deeply) come on, raj! leonard: you can do this! there's no way. what is happening? this is an euler's disk. it's a physics toy that demonstrates angular momentum, potential energy, and kinetic energy. aw, look at you watching sports. we're betting to see if koothrappali can hold his breath longer than the disk can spin. its weight and smoothness, along with the slight concavity of the mirror, means it can spin for a long time. but

. >> shania twain debuted her new single, "swinging with my eyes closed," on "the tonight show" lasts hitting the road next year. >> she is ready to go. she posted this shot with a summer of shania volkswagen in front of the golden gate bridge, and the caption? buckle up. >> there you go. >> be safe. go see shania. >> bye, everybody. . >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, how taylor swift is taking a stand after her assault trial. ♪ now we got bad blood >> why she's giving money to one of her bad blad besties. >> then hamilton takes over hollywood. >> hello california. >> we're inside the start studded opening night. >> number three maks and peta's filled wedding secret. >> he sung to me at the reception. ♪ >> i did my best. >> plus, your "insider" bonus. >> adele, heidi,

. >> shania twain debuted her new single, "swinging with my eyes closed,"off her new album "now" on "announced she is hitting the road next year. >> she is ready to go. she posted this shot with a summer of shania volkswagen in front of the golden gate bridge, and the caption? buckle up. >> there you go. >> be safe. go see shania. >> bye, everybody. >>> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, how taylor swift is taking a stand after her assault trial. ♪ now we got bad blood >> i was, like, oh, she is so sweet. >> why she's giving money to one of her bad blood besties. >> i'm really grateful, taylor. >> then "hamilton" takes over hollywood. >> hello california. >> we're inside the start studded opening night. >> and number three, maks and peta's spilled wedding secrets. >> he sung to me at the reception. ♪ >> i wasn't mechanariah carey th the whole situation, but i did my best. >> plus, your "insider" bonus. >> adele, heidi, j law are hollywood's hottest body guards out shining the stars. >> and why christina applegate was breaking down in tears and

. >> shania twain debuted her new single, "swinging with my eyes closed,"off her new album "now" on "nounced she is hitting the road next year. >> she is ready to go. she posted this shot with a summer of shania volkswagen in front of the golden gate bridge, and the caption? buckle up. >> there you go. >> be safe. go see shania. >> bye, everybody. germany. you know, in civilian populations they have a terrorist advantage because we can't be everywhere all the time. you know, it's interesting, the other piece to this is, spain was not so worried about foreign fighters. we don't know who did this. they have two people in custody. neither was the van driver. but we'll see whether or not this was foreign fighters, which are far more prevalent in places like france, germany, brussels. >> mason: so the dilemma, then, particularly for european nations, becomes identifying who might commit a crime like this before it happens. >> that's right. and we know in the united states, the f.b.i. gets these sorts of leads all the time. it's almost overwhelming. they don't have enough resources, and so

i believe, lieve -- well, mark, first i want to a te mark twain, who was member of the antiimperialist nobody remembers this, his writings on american activity were very good. he said, capitalism is all about cheating people and i would also ike to point out that the americans need to listen to saying about t is time.publicans at this he thing is capitalism is just a bad economic system. which l based on profit, eans that someone is doing extra to provide that profit and makething does not have to a profit. if public service businesses need to sustain themselves, that includes, of course, making people, but there are questions that are just not discussed now. i think the first thing we need money out of our elections in the united states maybe follow the english model of limiting campaigns and giving every candidate equal time. think, why aren't the insurance companies in the loop at all?al care they have no real reason to be taking.xcept for profit they are not medical, they don't provide any service. be there. need to and who is going to deal with this d. shortage in country, which w

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- katie holmes, marc maron, musical guest shania twain,

. >> twain -- it was incredibly dark here much darker than expected.ven with the cloud cover it was just fantastic and you could see the light appear now as being unusual and different. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: in those brief moments emotions took over for everyone. >> seeing the almost sunset and rise on two sidesf the horizon same time. >> you can't explain it. it's just awesome and the goose bumps and tears, it was just fantastic. >> we just couldn't believe the ring around the moon. goose bumps. >> goosebumps. >> reporter: i tell you, goose bumps, tears it all happened. everyone came together in that moment and we had that window of two minutes and 38 seconds we could see totality. we had three seconds of it in those three seconds we didn't think we were going to get but let me tell you it was out of this world and jim, it's something that i will always remember, nerf, ever forget even though it's on tape it's on video, it's on the web its always going to be up here that it will be ever lasting in my memory and i'm southpaw southpaw -- so

music from shania twain and common.ries for the galaxy note four are being >> happening now, more bad news for samsung. 10,000 bares for the galaxy note 4 are being recalled because there's a risk of overheating that could lead to fires. that story for you on our website. >>> this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. . >>> we're following breaking news in oak land. police remain on the scene of this. this is a multicar crash that sent at least six people to the hospital. it happened about 9:00 p.m. near 55th and international boulevard. that's right across the street from the quaker oats factory. we're not sure what led to the crash and no word yet on the extent of injuries. >>> also new at 11:00, does this man look familiar? vaccaville police need your help in finding this man. they say he used the gun to rob an arco gas sta

never before seen video of whitney houston, and shania twain the movie star?lieve it. >> her onscreen makeout with john travolta. >> are you going to kiss john? >> i don't know.

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- katie holmes, marc maron, musical guest shania twain,

. >> this what shania twain's 1997 hit that came out 20 years ago. i cannot believe it. has two reasons to celebrate. >> not only with new music, but she turns 52 this week. they sat down with the music legend who opened up about overcoming one of her biggest obstacles and jumping at the chance to sit at the judge's table on the "american idol" reboot. >> that's a great show. you guest judged. >> i had so much fun. >> you have the right attitude and it shows in your voice. >> you're staring at something you know and your experience. i thought, wow, it makes everything i have been through so worth while. >> you know, lionel is in talks to be a judge on the new reboot on "american idol." >> lie then, call me. i would do anything to do it with lionel. >> welcome back, shania. welcome back. by the way, i told you so. >> is it true lionel richie helped you get your voice back? >> yes, he did. ♪ my endless love >> you sang that beautiful duet, "endless love." what an amazing cover to sing with lionel richie. >> yes, he talked me into it. he is so great with psychiatry. i need

. >> country superstar shania twain announces she's coming to philadelphia next year. date, july 12th. mark it. >> will do. >> wells fargo center. take the 13th off. >> i will. >> tickets go on sale this week. her latest album with the same name goes on sale next month. >>> it is 4:25 right now. switching gears, we continue to follow breaking news. someone vandalizes a statue of frank rizzo after days of protests to remove it. the spray painted message that was left on the monument as police search for the person who did it. >>> 76 degrees of steamy start. clouds over cape may, building during the day. the threat of strong storms coming in this afternoon. we issued a first alert neighborhood forecast is just ahead. first, pamela osborne is in the first alert traffic center on a friday morning. good morning, pam. >> good morning, bill. in for jessica, we're looking at the light horse pike. a few clouds on the roadway. a check of pennsylvania roadways when we come back. >>> a day of terror. police open fire on a group of attackers in spain hours after a van plows into pe

that we have these people who victims and we have these people call rescuers and they the never the twain shall me there's only always a lot of people doing a lot of good for the victims but i know. never get them out of victim ship or even if it is a good thing that's that's arguable when one could say because surely the forces of capital have found a way to solve the situation i mean i know the shelter which runs ran into a few personal problems of the greenville tower it's a director's skipping over that they're saying one million risk homelessness in the next two and a half years private renters at the moment but this is a capital. social cleansing move all these people out of the big cities of the compazine or the then what happens is you move the more you move into something something like grand will happens and instead of having to spend say a pack a pound on a problem you have to spend a thousand and what's happened with grumble it's alerted people to the fact that we have been getting increasingly we're moving further and further away from the concept of social housing and with t

and recognized the same life story in twain. and it extended the friendship of grant and extended to morristown, new jersey, much later after grant had left the presidency, and returning to the united states after his world tour. so when sally nast asked through thomas nast the grants what they would like to have for dinner the president replied that if they knew how sick he was of going to the fancy banquets can little bird they would give him something substantial. so they did. they served the former president corned beef and cabbage and they said that he liked it. i think that all of the hostesses like to believe that the guests enjoyed the dinner that they served, but in in case maybe they did. so he had a real life interaction with grant and he had an emphasis on his work and who grant was and what grant meant and the war provided other figures, too, and for example abe raham lincoln and who nas positioned as a an eternal father and to the best impulses, and the man who represented a desire for peace in the midst of war and

mark twain supposedly once said that history never repeats itself but it does rhyme the same could be said about capitalism almost ten years after the last financial crisis the same forces that brought our economy down in two thousand and eight are again rearing their ugly heads but this time instead of subprime housing loans it's subprime auto loans that have some observers talking about the next big banks to meltdown joining me now is richard wolfe visiting professor at the new school co-founder of democracy at work and the author of numerous books including capitalism is crisis deepens essays on the global economic meltdown richard wolffe professor wolfe welcome back. thank you glad to be here it's great having you with us so as i mentioned there are now real concerns about the subprime auto industry the our auto loan industry which is now worth about twenty six billion dollars and then started to see delinquency rates that we literally have not seen since the housing market crash what do you make of what's going on here. well i think the evidence is mounting as you say indeed on m

mark twain said, i'm a better man than george, he can't tell a lie, i can but i won't. the moral of the story was written by mason, the first presidential biographer and as far as i know the first investigative reporter writing about presidents because the cherry tree story he quoted an anonymous source. he implied that it was an aunt so he had a source. the point of that story really isn't the george couldn't tell a lie, he grew up in a household where as a little boy accused of something, he could tell the truth without the fare of being whipped. as you get in american history, you find these things and some of what we think we know is wrong and i would -- i did my little part to try to set the record straight and there are individual stories, tom, says, 454, but hopefully you come to the end and you get a sense of this country and who people are and so with that, should we -- should we -- one other person since c-span is here, there are probably errors in it, far fewer than there would have been, bob castillo, i made change after change. i was looking at the book tod

>> mark twain, yes obviously he was very prominent back in 1878.he unfortunately wasn't in america at the time of the eclipse committee was in europe today i hoped that he had seen it or commented on it. i think it was a little bit after that he came out with king arthur's court which had the key plot point between the solar eclipse and i don't know whether the eclipse of 1878 inspired him at all. i think more importantly the story he tells where his sister is trying to escape predicted that the sun would go away but he knew that because he had an almanac that told him that the eclipse was going to happen. that story was inspired by what happened to mr. for columbus and that is a truth story that when he was in the west indies and was having some trouble with the native inhabitants, he, columbus, had an almanac that told him a lunar eclipse was going to happen and he said if you don't help me with what i need to do, and i forget the details, i'm going to turn to the above blog read and sure enough it turned to blood red and then he brought it back

we have done the lincoln log cabin, the mark twain house, historic cemeteries and rare book rooms and the documents. we did the pt barnum posters. they were deteriorating and needed to be saved. we have done all kinds of different projects to raise the money because history matters. it matters a lot. once it is gone, it is gone. we cannot let it be gone. it is the report and where we -- it is very important where we come from. where we come from is where we are going. it is linked. they are linked. we take that very seriously. my novels, i'm trying to bring awareness. i've done a wide range of things and the smithsonian is my latest example. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> coming up this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, tonight at 10:00 eastern on real america, the u.s. office of war film "why we fight: the battle of china." >> three fax the never must be forgotten. that never must be forgotten. china is history.