the star item is this little item here. >> "made for and worn by sir winston churchill." >> that's right. >> any way to get a closer look? >> for you, i'll take them out. >> you would? >> yes. he wanted to maintain churchill's very particular oratorial style. >> a lisp. >> precisely. in order to do this, he added clasps to the side. and these would just keep the dentures slightly proud of the palate and allow a flow of saliva around them. and this maintained that very famous lisp. >> you think any dental technician could have made those? >> no. these are extremely rare and very, very difficult to make. >> churchill makes clear he knows that when derek cudlipp breaks some personal news to the prime minister. >> he told churchill that his papers had come through to go into the army, and churchill literally just tore them to shreds in front of my father's face and said to my father, "you're not going anywhere. you're staying here with me." >> because of his dentures. >> because of his dentures, yes. >> you ask, what is our aim? i can answer in one word -- victory. >> this is churchill's off

notorious with churchill, daughter-in-law of winston churchill. her husband randolph was churchill's son and was in egypt. they did not keep the affair they were having in wartime london. murrow, harriman in 1943 was the us ambassador to the soviet union, she switched her attention to edward r murrow so they had an affair. winston churchill's middle and favorite daughter, there was this incredible atmosphere, romantic atmosphere in the churchill family during that time but it is not surprising because churchill welcomed those three americans not only into his professional family but into his real family. he was determined to get american support, to pull roosevelt into the war and tried to get his way with roosevelt so he did his best to get to know these guys and bring them in. obviously it was a lot of time with the churchill family. one thing led to another. >> host: you focus on all three and "citizens of london: the americans who stood with britain in its darkest, finest hour" that did they collaborate in their efforts to get the us more invol

pamela churchill was egged on by winston churchill. he certainly didn't express disapproval of her relationship with him even though she was cuckling his son. churchill basically was a realist. he wanted the americans in the war. he wanted to win the war. his first thought was for britain and britain's survival. if it meant sacrificing personal relationships i won't say he didn't care but that wasn't the most important thing. the most important thing was britain. i think pamela churchill thought he was encouraging her in this relationsh relationship because she learned what the americans did. he went along with it. i think the social element was very much from the heart. they were both -- they needed somebody. they were both very lonely and i think they truly did love each other. it didn't work out. i think each of them was very important to the other throughout the war the time they were together. >> when did avril and pamela get married? >> guest: well after the war. his wife was living in the united states and never came to london. a

winston churchill was saying.itain, they were people, there were groups but the overall attitude as i said before was because we absolutely don't want another war we will close their eyes and pretend like it can't happen. and that was the prevailing attitude. and in the united states as well. >> king leopold the third. what happened to >> this is one of the sad stories of this book. that was the third. i read about the two others that left. hawkins and wilhelmina left and made names for themselves. they went to london, stayed there and became heroes. leopold was the king who did not leave. he was considerably younger in his late30s or early 40s . his situation was different from the other two. he actually had some power where they did not really. he was the commander-in-chief of the belgian armed forces. he also, part of the reason history is sad is that he wanted to be very much like his father. king albert who had decided over belgium during world war i. he was also the commander-in-chief of the belgian forces a

pamela churchill was egged on by winston churchill. he certainly didn't express disapproval of her relationship with him even though she was cuckling his son. churchill basically was a realist. he wanted the americans in the war. he wanted to win the war. his first thought was for britain and britain's survival. if it meant sacrificing personal relationships i won't say he didn't care but that wasn't the most important thing. the most important thing was britain. i think pamela churchill thought he was encouraging her in this relationsh relationship because she learned what the americans did. he went along with it. i think the social element was very much from the heart. they were both -- they needed somebody. they were both very lonely and i think they truly did love each other. it didn't work out. i think each of them was very important to the other throughout the war the time they were together. >> when did avril and pamela get married? >> guest: well after the war. his wife was living in the united states and never came to london. a

winston churchill writes about that incident other writers. have a fascination with war. he was fascinated with combat. he did those things that set him apart from other men. can we give him a big round of applause? [applause] before we let you go and go sign books and everyone should buy one because they give you a sense of these great stories. what is the next book you are going to work on? i am relying on you for that. [laughter] to look at a historical figure who has a life like george. that is going to be hard to find. maybe i will have to retire and become a schoolteacher. to writeu join me across the country on a horse. .> thank you so much we appreciate that. [applause] everybody go get a book and we will see you next month. watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. >> next, playwright and actor accepts theiranda u.s. capital historical society's 2017 freedom award for his work on the musical "hamilton." he spoke at the ceremony in the u.s. capital call. other speakers were

winston churchill writes about that incident other writers. young men have a fascination with war. he was fascinated with combat. he did those things that set him apart from other men. >> can we give him a big round of applause? [applause] before we let you go and go sign books and everyone should buy one because they give you a sense of these great stories. what is the next book you are going to work on? philip: i am relying on you for that. [laughter] i went to look at a historical figure who has a life like george. that is going to be hard to find. maybe i will have to retire and become a schoolteacher. unless you join me to write across the country on a horse. >> thank you so much. we appreciate that. [applause] everybody go get a book, and we will see you next month.

winston churchill writes about it, too. young men have a fascination with war. he was fascinated with combat. he did those things that set him apart from other men. >> can we give him a big round of applause? [applause] before we let you go and go sign books, and everyone should buy one because they give you a sense of these great stories. what is the next book you are going to work on? philip: i am relying on you for that. [laughter] a great,lly, i want well known historical figure who had a very active life like george. that is very hard to find. maybe i will have to retire and become a schoolteacher. unless, you find me to ride across the country on my horse. i am all for that. >> thank you so much. [applause] everybody go get a book and we will see you next month. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join in on the conversation, like us on facebook at cspanhistory. >> you might recognize these trail of governors which stretched all the way down to the missouri river. coming up next, we will hear about s

a the all—party group on mindfulness, a form of meditation, follows in the footsteps of sir winston churchillsoak in the tub. mr laughton said this afternoon it was surprising that the news he takes a bath had made the headlines. no, ithink no, i think what i've regret if anything is that the headline had become about my bathing habits where is this was a very important and fascinating conference yesterday where we had 20 mps from 15 different countries coming to london to promote mindfulness as one solution for the epidemic of dental illness we have in the western world at the moment and these are very serious issues and we had the godfather of mindfulness in from the states, they are fascinating presentation and said that mindfulness is something that anybody can do any time, anywhere. i gave a vote of thanks and said well, actually, i do my mindfulness in my bath in the morning. i reserve a time, 1015 minutes, just to switch off, no mobiles, no bbc radio going on and you forget about all the strains and stresses of what happened yesterday what's coming up tomorrow. you are just reflecting,

in a desperate move british prime minister winston churchill to a man he met only once, franklin roosevelt. f.d.r. was reluctant to get involved in another european war. >> f.d.r. did arrange for aide to be given to great britain. it was very much under the table and within the constraints of the neutrality act of 1937. >> they were carrying passengers or freight to countries wart. f.d.r. found a way around it and introduced a new concept, lend lease. >> this is warships that figure in the historic trade that united states has made with britain. the ships will aid britain. >> it was a master stroke on the part of f.d.r. without united states support england would have fallen. it's a slam dunk, no brainer. the merchant marines had been destroyed. >> they developed and modernized the merchant marine. it would promote u.s. commerce and in times of war serve as a naval auxillary. >> shipyards were the answer. valued at only a million and a half dollars each liberty ships were 440 feet long and could carry 10,000 tons of cargo at 11 knots. bernard was a native new yorker when he first set eyes

programs you might like. , thece miller on her book rise of winston churchill. ronald feynman discusses his assassinations, threats, and the american presidency. c-span.orglibrary on . prime minister malcolm turnbull takes questions in the australian parliament. then jeremy corbyn speaks at his conference. 11:00at 11: 30 -- and at eastern, another chance to see q&a. tonight we show you australian president malcolm turnbull and members of his cabinet answering questions in the australian house and senate. topics include terrorism and climate change. tom: a lot of action happening in the high court. welcome. people asked the prime minister if you would be campaigning strongly. before i go to my question, -- courtste the high decision moments ago in relation to the prime ministers survey on marriage equality. will the prime minister work with the community to show active support for marriage equality and now accept my invitation to write a joint letter to every australian to support voting yes in the survey? >> the leader of the house will speak. .embers on my righ

it's british prime minister winston churchill. prime minister gave to fdr, sold in 2011 for $3 million. >> in los angeles, brothers simon and nick goodman are sorting through boxes that came in the mail from the estate of their late father, bernard. >> all these old letters, and many more, were in those original boxes my brother and i received, yes, and these passports, old diaries. >> they uncover a secret family history tracing back to their grandfather, fritz gutmann, who was born in germany in 1886 into a jewish banking dynasty. they learn that fritz was a passionate art collector. >> extraordinary works of art by some of the great masters. >> for example? >> well, guardi, botticelli, degas. >> are you thinking this is unbelievable? >> this suddenly appeared as the tip of the iceberg. >> they find this photo of a 30-room mansion near amsterdam, where their father grew up along with his little sister, lily. then they uncover the horrifying facts that their father had kept from them. in 1940, bernard is 26 and serving in the brit

someone bought a have smoked cuban cigar off of winston churchill for $12,000. i don't think they bought it directly from him but he had apparently smoked it. the buyer was from palm beach florida. the name was not released. the auction company says he smoked that cigar in may 1947. a pilot kept it for some reason after he flew the former prime minister and his wife including a photo signed by churchill and labeled with his name. >> speaking of strange things will probably come in a little less than that. >> but it's up in the strange category because a canadian coffee company named tim hortons have created a buffalo flavored latte. it's made with espresso, steamed milk and buffalo sauce flavors. >> they don't have a lot to do up there i guess. >> and of course top with whipped cream and a dusting of buffalo seasoning. it's only available in stores in buffalo new york. >> nobody is ordering that thing. it is some start of publicity stunt. give us a break. >> i might make one later. >> after the break president. trump announced a flurry of changes for america's f

important to northern ireland in terms of the jobs the time special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule no particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of his skin water and waters and depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . it is out international thanks for joining us so far for your world news so we're tying the iceland has. qualified for the twenty eighteen football world cup for the first time in its history and that story and much more after the break. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the shaper money kill the na

northern ireland in terms of the jobs that tell them special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of risk and water and waters and depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated. it's all too international thanks for joining us so far just a quarter past the hour here in moscow so iceland call. as for the world cup for the first time in its history we'll cover that story and i might. lead. the warhawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that will. lead to new socks try to tell you that every gossip and tabloid but. i'm telling you are not cool

someone just sent me an old book of winston churchill observations. one that fits that bloke in the white house to a t. quote, the end comes often early to such men whose spirits are so wrought that they know rest only in action, contentment only in danger, and in confusion find their only peace. when churchill published this thought in the novel he wrote at the end of the 19th century, but it sounds oddly like our 21st century president, donald trump. only in confusion does he finds his peace. up at 6:30 a.m. jumping to see the headlines. tweeting out his sentiments before he even sees the sun. finding contentment only in trouble. today in the rose garden, the president blamed all the affairs on the republican leader, mitch mcconnell. none of it on himself. he accused the major press of putting out fake news. attacked the democrats for obstructing his court appointments. it's as if he doesn't get enough dazzle out of this country's really dangerous strike with north korea and is pushing to unravel the nuclear agreement with iran. he wants something m

to northern ireland in terms of the jobs that time special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of risk and water and water isn't depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . quarter past here in moscow you're watching r.t. international still lots of wednesday headlines coming your way including that of. iceland qualifying for the football world cup for the first time in its history that story just the. same wrong. just don't hold. me. to shame how to stay active. engagement equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. here's what people have been saying about

where that's it and no belt with a three piece and one more word of warning you may experience a winston churchill moment like this to pop up on the. smoke a cigar. resisted. sage advice from a man who knows his way around a suit join us again next week for some romance and huge amounts of money that can be made from it millions of people around the globe are now looking for partners online and in spite of of steep prices joint platforms for singles are booming industry in germany alone is worth around two hundred million euros a year more on the dream of love and its profit margins next week made in germany. c. then. he regularly makes his friends weep. memories makers of the photographs tears. under the microscope they reveal captivating beauty. much more. tears can't even contain clues to what cost them. you're. in thirty minutes on doubling. make your smaller. and smaller with a smile. what you want when you want it. up to date. extraordinary. debt. decide what songs. find out more w. smart. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are c

to northern ireland in terms of the jobs the telecom special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule no particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be it's our now everyone is like almost going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of his good water and waters and depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated if. i could joining us so far here at r.t. international today plenty more stories coming your way on this program including the hope. tiny iceland qualifying for the football world cup for the first time in its history that story and many others and. in case you're new to the game this is how. the economy is built around corners come from washington washington. voters elected to businessman to run this country business if. you must it's not business

where that's it and no belt with a three piece and one more word of warning you may experience a winston churchill moment like this strong urge to wear a pocket on the. smokers. resisted. sage advice from a man who knows his way around a suit join us again next week for some romance and huge amounts of money that can be made from it millions of people around the globe are now looking for partners online and in spite of of steep prices the joint platforms for singles are booming industry in germany alone is worth around two hundred million euros a year more on the dream of love and its profit margins next week made in germany. c. then. with the. with the. with the. with the. with the. with the. shawl. with the. shoes. on. all the. fifteen minutes of detail. take a trip to a world of palace ambition. to meet young entrepreneurs eager to tackle global challenges. join flitch of debts not german entrepreneur award winner two thousand and fifteen as he travels through asia looking for the next big business idea. our ten part series founders valley starting october twenty third on d w. what does a footb

to northern ireland in terms of the jobs that time special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of risk and water and waters and depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . and it's quarter past the hour here in moscow a lot still to come on this trial including tiny ice. and qualifies for the football world cup the first time in its history that story in the mix of your headlines just a. theory to. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express injury. or some want to. have to go right to be close to see what the full story of the morning can'

northern ireland in terms of the jobs that tell them special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule no particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be it's our now everyone is like almost going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of risk and water and water isn't depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . social media giants are feeling the heat again british m.p.'s want the likes of facebook and google to be classified as media outlets meaning that they would be subject to greater regulation and also raising concerns about freedom of speech now this is because the online giants with then be moderated by of com ukase telecommunications watchdog ensures t.v. viewers and radio listeners are protected from potentially offensive material although it doe

square that's it and no belt with a three piece and one more word of warning you may experience a winston churchillmoment like this to pop up on the. smoke a cigar. resisted. sage advice from a man who knows his way around a suit join us again next week for some romance and huge amounts of money that can be made from it millions of people around the globe are now looking for partners online and in spite of of steep prices the joint platforms for singles are booming industry in germany alone is worth around two hundred million euros a year more on the dream of love and its profit margins next week made in germany. c. then. you were. saw me. song i mean yes i mean your song your own secret account touches on your music by. you were an exclusive journey to the song. somehow from. for the family on a livable if it's done. when i'm traveling to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and e.w. makes that part of traveling easy just because it's available and thousands of hotels resorts and cruise ships worldwide. have you found the domain side send us a picture that

kaepernick weighed in himself, cryptically tweeting this tweet from winston churchill, quote, a lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on. he says reports are false and he hasn't talked about this with anyone. so where did that reporter get his info from? let's take you back to the reporter's tweet, retracting his comments. he says he's repeating what's been reported already. so what's he talking about? we tracked it down. back in march, seven months ago, espn had a story saying kaepernick will stand. but they cite an anonymous source, not kaepernick, and they give no details on who this source is. did the former 49er actually decide to switch gears and stand for the national anthem if it means getting back in the nfl? it seems as always, kaepernick's news got a lot of people talking on our facebook page. courtney wants kaepernick to keep standing his ground and find another job if the nfl won't take him. larry says he shouldn't use the american flag as a tool of disrespect but he is okay with kaepernick exercising his free speech. he says he's g

where that's it and no belt with a three piece and one more word of warning you may experience a winston churchillmoment like this to pop up on your smoke a cigar. resisted. sage advice from a man who knows his way around a suit join us again next week for some romance and huge amounts of money that can be made from it millions of people around the globe are now looking for is online and in spite of of steep prices the joint platforms for singles are booming industry in germany alone is worth around two hundred million euros a year more on the dream of love and its profit margins next week made in germany. c. then. into the conflict zone confronting the powerful. it's a year now since hillary clinton lost the u.s. presidential election to donald trump and the democratic party has gone home losing in state elections around the country my guest here in washington is mira tanga a long time advisor to hillary clinton for iowa the democrats finding it so hard to miss finding new die. direction. thirty minutes w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language and the first word i looked i

northern ireland in terms of the jobs that tell them special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of his good water and waters and it depends on who is in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . now the tiny nation of iceland has qualified for the football world cup for the first time it is who. that story and more after the short break. level blogs dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw spreading tell you the lobby gossip the public by. telling me you are not cool enough to buy their product. that we all. want. welcome back to it a husband a campaign post by a republican com

where that's it and no belt with a three piece and one more word of warning you may experience a winston churchillmoment like this strong urge to wear a pocket on a. small can see. resisted. sage advice from a man who knows his way around a suit join us again next week for some romance and huge amounts of money that can be made from it millions of people around the globe are now looking for partners online and in spite of of steep prices the joint platforms for singles are booming industry in germany alone is worth around two hundred million euros a year more on the dream of love and its profit margins next week made in germany. c. then. he survived hell on earth. was freed from islamic state torture chambers after. now. to germany and he's hunting down terrorists on his own something. is a. list from victim to terrorist hunter. in fifteen minutes on. the fast pace of life in the digital. shift as the lowdown on the web it shows are new developments useful information and anything else worth knowing. brzezinski finds. looks over the shoulders of makers and choosers. shifts in forty five minutes. w

northern ireland in terms of the jobs that telecom special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule no particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be it's our now everyone is like almost like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in the sense of risk and water and waters and depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . and finally what will be the first long connection between crimea and the russian mainland the strait bridge is gradually taking shape. you're watching international get to follow us on social media were available on facebook on twitter and also lots more stories on our website. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate is full. the only show i go out of my way to. the really packs of. is the john oliver of r t america

to northern ireland in terms of the jobs that term special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of risk and water and water isn't depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . now after the break iceland's prime minister explains how his tiny nation beat the odds. it's reached the world cup. with more make its manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling class isn't protect themselves. with the famous. drinking or middle of the room sick. come back it's a day of national pride for iceland after the country qualifying for the world cup for the first time in its history that's up to the team beat

northern ireland in terms of the jobs that tell them special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule no particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be it's our now everyone is like almost going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in the sense of risk and water and water isn't depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . now is a day of national pride for iceland. the country qualified for the world cup for the first time in its history that's after the team beat kosovo to no. crowds across iceland celebrating the country making its way to next year's finals here in russia it's the small this nation ever so reach the championship has a population of fewer than four hundred thousand. and iceland's prime minister revealed to former footballer stan collymore the sec

northern ireland in terms of the jobs that tell them special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be it's our now everyone is like almost going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in the sense of risk and water and water isn't depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . and so from a male hobby we're here at the top of the hour with the latest headlines. colin is still exist. ricos treated as one. point three cool. and i knew a lot of seats and they could be seen. the island is controlled by the us government and some puerto ricans crave independence. either way but i mean. still many do wish to join the us hundreds more leave every day. on time along. with the country at a crossroads anger of the island is on

way around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on," he tweeted, quoting winston churchill. adam schiff asking, how much in taxpayer money was wasted on this stunt? >> thank you. >>> and president trump waging a twitter war with one of the most powerful republicans in the senate. blaming bob corker for negotiating the iran nuclear deal, and saying he doesn't have the guts to run for re-election. and corker saying the white house is an adult day care center. here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: in president trump's line of fire tonight, one of his own. after republican senator bob corker last week made this jab. >> secretary tillerson, secretary mattis, and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> reporter: today the president fired back in a no-holds-barred twitter punch, saying, "senator bob corker begged me to endorse him for re-election in tennessee. i said no and he dropped out. said he could not win without my endorsement. didn't have the corker's office disputes the president's claims, saying the president is the one who offered

important to northern ireland in terms of the jobs the term special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule no particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in the sense of risk and water and waters and depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . all about more news in a couple of minutes. what politicians do you shouldn't. put themselves on a lot. to get accepted or rejected. so when one of the first century. or something want to be rich. but you'd like to be first to see what before three of them or ten people get. interested in the waters of. the ship. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last wrong turn. you're out caught up to us we all knew it wo

the analysis led by australia's black dog institute named for winston churchill's way of referring ton looked at almost 34,000 adults and it found that those who didn't exercise were almost twice as likely to suffer depression when compared to those who did. >> basically it helps to be active. >> yes, it does in many ways. >> 5:23 now. the obamas are celebrating 25 years of marriage. see how the former president surprised the first lady here in philadelphia and someone was there to witness it as well. >> also coming up at 5:30 meet the jeopardy champion that both puzzles and amuses game show fans. >> this morning's first look. louisiana state university police say text messages are at the center of the investigation of the alleged hazing death of 18-year-old pledge gruber. search warrants allege he and other pledges received a group text telling them to attend bible study all of this at the frat house. police say that was a code for a question question and answer question. according to several witnesses, the pledges were forced to to drink in excess. sometimes after midnight he was hi

he certainly had winston churchill riding in that several times. with president eisenhower with charles de gaulle, queen elizabeth, and any number of dignitaries would have been in these more recent cars as well. so being in a presidential car is a real perk and a real point of pride for folks. anyone from perhaps a big-city mayor to someone in the congress who the president is trying to woo in order to get legislation passed might get a ride in this car just as air force one is , treated as a perk today, something the president uses as it will to influence people to vote the way he might wish them to. this is the most recent car we have in our collection, even though it was built in 1972, so it is several decades old. the fact is the cars really aren't going to museums much anymore. part of that is because they're not just building one primary car, but several copies of the primary car, so there are more of them out there. carsartly, because these are really destroyed at the end of the service life. that is partly to keep the technology from falli

inspired by globes the same size that general george marshal presented as christmas presents to winston churchillevelt during world war ii. he says he will ever only make 40 churchills. >> wonderful spinning it will go for 2 minutes. >> by itself? >> yeah. >> for a globe maker the map scan be tricky. >> we some times nielt call a country guy two names. >> taiwan. chinese taipei. we might have borders that we put down as disputed borders. with india, i sell a globe in india. >> kashmir? >> the problem. i an go to prizs on for six months if i mark it incorrectly. >> peter of the beautiful anachronism his life's work. >>> the longest suspension bridge in the world is open for business in the swiss alps, and 2 stories above a rock y ravine. crossing it is not for the faint of heart. seth den took a walk. >> depending how you look at pe terrifies. designed as a white knuckle short cut that shaves a few hours off a pike in the popular part of the swiss alps and spans the link of five football fields. and soars over a valley. >> i love it. i love it. love it. when some one is walking heavy footed. then,

inspired by globes the same size that general george marshal presented as christmas presents to winston churchillevelt during world war ii. he says he will ever only make 40 churchills. >> wonderful spinning it will go for 2 minutes. >> by itself? >> yeah. >> for a globe maker the map can be tricky. >> we sometimes might call a country guy two names. >> taiwan. chinese taipei. we might have borders that we put down as disputed borders. with india, i sell a globe in india. >> kashmir? >> the problem. i can go to prison for six months if i mark it incorrectly. >> peter bellerby made the art of the elegant anachronism his life's work. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. ah, here we go. 60 second rotini hi, honey! hey mom! are you eating well? umm...yeah i'm actually making something right now. new barilla ready pasta. deliciously al dente in just 60 seconds. simply add your favorite ingredients... that looks amazing! ...and enjoy. hey, there you go. i can almost smell it. new barilla ready pasta. 60 seconds to wonderful. um, elbow! oh, sorry mom! >>> the longest suspension bridge in the

queuing k q&a, here are some other programs you might like. , thece miller on her book rise of winston churchillronald feynman discusses his assassinations, threats, and the american presidency. c-span.orglibrary on . prime minister malcolm turnbull takes questions in the australian parliament. then jeremy corbyn speaks at his conference. 11:00at 11: 30 -- and at eastern, another chance to see q&a. tonight we show you australian president malcolm turnbull and members of his cabinet answering questions in the australian house and senate. topics include terrorism and climate change. tom: a lot of action happening in the high court. welcome. people asked the prime minister if you would be campaigning strongly. before i go to my question, --

that from winston churchill. he was reacting to a story from cbs sports. reporter says i wanted to clarify one thing regarding kaepernick. when i was asked about whether or not he would sit or stand for the anthem colin would have to address any future demonstrations. i didn't ask him if he would sit or stand. our chat primarily about his will to play. all that followed a reporting from cbs, right, that suggested that kaepernick would stand if an nfl team would hire him. do we have that right? >> this was not a clarification. it was a major league fumble. big time mistake. he interviewed kaepernick. hadn't asked him the question and goes on cbs if a team picks him up he will stand next time. if an out of work quarterback is quoting winston churchill and knocking down your story, bill, you have a problem. >> bill: but how has cbs handled this? >> i think they should have run a more full throated correction. a former professional football player was quoted of saying something he didn't say and wasn't asked the question. the kind of mistake that undermines th

mark twain or winston churchill, somebody said a lie can go around the world while the truth is still putting its pants on and that is more true today than ever, that is what we are dealing with. >> thinking back to the 2016 campaign, as i try to inflict on what went on, it wasn't that journalists didn't do a good j job, but including unprecedented amounts of fact checking of the public statements and the fact that we are already on the record made many of them very alarming and that is what this challenging for us as journalists we have more transparency and information about the public fingers than ever before and less accountability. it didn't seem to matter. >> host: people who have done the psychological studies about what has come to become known as fake news and why is it so difficult to take them down. one of the things that happens is you counter this like we did in the obama a birth certificate saying here's the newspaper article that appeared in the paper the day that he was born. but there is a certain number of people that they see what they call kind of a backfire effect

is meeting with truman to initiate this famine survey, march of 1946, is also the same month winston churchill is coming to fulton, missouri. hoover and churchill hated each other for all sorts of very good reasons they each felt. and truman could go between them. neither one felt threatened by that or felt that he was doing something else. truman had some interesting diplomatic skills with that. then the second part of your question is --? >> [inaudible] lisa: oh, the dip. so truman makes the famine survey, comes back with extraordinary information. they are starting to free up things. he is also working with the u.n., which is a new organization. from his famine survey, this will be the beginning of unicef. so that is directly hoover's idea and initiation. pate, his men, maurice who had worked with him in the crv and post-world war ii, would be the executive director of that. so that would be an extraordinary contribution, and that one would be pretty straightforward. the other, and this is when truman asked him to go to germany and austria to assess conditions they are -- that is going to b

in this report because of those hurricanes harvey and irma but also serious conundrums or as winston churchill it the riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an in inigaa. the official unemployment rate 4.4% the better measure is the rate which takes into account the total unemployed all marginally attached workers plus people working part time but only because of economic reasons that number came down dramatically in the past year but stuck at 8.6% for three months and remains significantly higher than 6.9% we achieved in december of 2000 so the question is how much room is there for greater job creation? and then there are record job openings for the mystery of it all so near full employment, how can there be a record 6.2 million job openings and finally the inigma, job quits and wages so there seems to be a perfect storm out there right? more openings and small worker pools there's nobody out there, so why are people reluctant to quit? this is a time people should be quitting in droves and demanding bigger paychecks somewhere else. it's just not happening so what's the key some here to discuss t

arthur and his miller on her book, the rise of winston churchill, hero of the empire.ald white talks about his book on president grant, american ulysses. grant and the american presidency. next, your calls and comments on washington journal. 10:00 a.m. a discussion on president trump and u.s. foreign policy. the house at noon getting to legislative tonight on the communicators -- >> 5-g is beginning to open up a new way of the market. it's going to give extremely fast speed. so you'll be able to use 100 times faster right now. >> verizon senior vice president kathy grillo talks about net neutrally and 5g deployment. >> you think that the u.s. has the right, i guess, regulatory framework for 5g in getting it out there? >> we've done a good job on spectrum. so they issued an order last year and opened up high frequency millimeter for the industry. so we have private industries getting good job getting fiber out where it needs to be. we can do some work in the infrastructure part. in order to get 5g, we're going to need to put a lot of small ells all over the country. >>

winston churchill did not become prime minister until his 65th birthday, so i don't think 53... got boris‘s age wrong on this one. do we honestly want to have a whole lot of youngsters running this country? doubt it. like it or not, borisjohnson has painted himself into something of a corner when it comes to downing street. a move in that direction is some way off but only a stellar performance by theresa may tomorrow would banish thoughts of borisjohnson and that the door. nick watt there. in a way, the brexit division — leave, remain — has re—emerged at the conference as one between optimists and pessimists — or realists, they'd style themsevles. optimists see the upside, realists warn of challenges ahead. the number one optimist here is the trade secretary, liam fox. he's not glass half full, he said, he wants a bigger glass. trade outside the eu will flourish, he told the conference. i spoke to him earlier this evening. i asked why we need to leave the eu for trade to flourish, given that germany does very well from inside the eu. it sells three times more to china than we d