bring james: everything to bear, so it james: james: is a little too easy james: james:. -- can bring everything to bear, so it is a little too easy. he doesn't have that power. pres. clinton: he also doesn't have the day job to concentrate on, very valuable. you see him wrestling with all his old demons, which any sitting president has to put to the side. at least almost every one of them has. that's a really -- you've got to show up and realize you were hired to do a job you are working for other people, not yourself. this freed him to do the most important thing in the world where he can be second-guessed by other people in power, but could not be second-guessed by the public he was going to serve. it would have been much tougher to make it as interesting of a book if he had been a sitting president. james: one thing i will promise, this thing is entertaining. i think for both of us, a couple times a month or so, we want to have a thriller fix. a lot of times, there isn't anything, and i've kind of watched everything on netflix now. so i guarantee you this will be a good thriller f

is james holman was clearly a very talented man? who probably ought to have been able to become a powerful architectural force in the island of his time? but he couldn't do that. because there was a a ceiling a barrier. for catholics like james holborn because of what we're called the penal laws which were established to to if you like punish catholics for having a religion that was different from the established state religion at that time. and so people like james holman. had to leave ireland if they wanted to achieve. they're full potential. and he was one of many many people. at that time in the late 18th century and beyond well into the 90th in the 20th century who came to america looking for opportunities to fulfill their aspirations and to to build better lives for themselves and their families which for example after the great hunger of the 1840s many many irish people fled, ireland and came here to america and became part of the fabric of modern america and contributed hugely to this country. and of course one descendant of

james: thank you. pres. clinton: i have to say, jim and i are in a different sort of competition because hillary is writing a book with a good friend of ours, and i've read every book she's written. we are really trying to beat them. [laughter] i hope we can. james: it's so courageous of them to write the book in the form of an epic poem like "beowulf" and "the divine comedy." that's so brave of them, and i hope readers like that, because "beowulf" is important. abby: mr. patterson, we are speaking about the page turning -- james: i am kidding. abby: this is a joke. james: just a case. actually, both of us have read the book and it is terrific. i can't wait to read that one as well. abby: you are such an experienced thriller writers, one who got me into -- james: "experienced" like old? abby: no, like successful. the page turning quality of "the president's daughter" from page one, what are the ingredients that make for that incredible tension and suspense in a thriller? james: when i'm writing, i pret

and then james cede james said i would go kill him right now. you just say the word, i'll go kill him. she was like a broken record. i want him dead. i want him dead. >> sound like a woman who was shocked the murder happened? but there was more. it was after that when james matlean told his attorney it was time to tell the whole story. >> i could tell he was telling the truth. over the course of 15 months, i was told the same story. >> so now comes another story. james is story. not a love story this time. >> nobody could believe it that i did what i did. i've never been a violent person. >> james matlean did not have an easy star in love life. by the time he was a teenager he was drinking, doing drugs, stealing things. >> i had pretty much given up any hope on continuing successfully in life. >> dawn, after her marriage to ben, befriended james. made him feel rescued. give him a place to live. he just been paroled from prison after doing time for stealing a truck. >> kind of gave me a sense of hope. there was somebody out there who cared. >> at

james lewer? i think it's important _ a very good thing. james lewer? i think it's important to _ a very good thing. james lewer? i think it's important to normalise l think it's important to normalise miscarriage. nhs numbers say one in eight women experience miscarriage when they are pregnant. so i think it is only a good thing to be talking about this. 0bviously, sian mentioned meghan markle is another big figure who did something similar and it's nice to see carrie talking openly about it. i think it's important for men and women to talk about this as well. when a baby is lost, a lot of time, men are losing a child as well, as well as women. so it is really important that these sort of taboos are broken down and it's welcome to see this sort of discussion being had, for sure. back to the observer— discussion being had, for sure. back to the observer newspaper now, going back and forth between the observer and the telegraph. heading into the world of politics very brief to meat briefly. keir starmer aide once we've lost touch with target voters and

i'm james reynolds. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. super saturday indeed with another swimming gold for team gb and a world record in the axioo metres mixed medley final. teamwork makes dream work. another gold, in the triathlon mixed relay event with jonny brownlee finally getting his first olympic gold medal at his third and final games. but disappointment for sprinter dina asher—smith as she misses the 100 metre final and pulls out of he 200. afghan security forces have been battling to defend three key cities from advances by the taliban. medical experts are warning that an oxygen monitoring device, called a pulse oximeter, works less well for people with darker skin tones. and borisjohnson and his wife carrie have announced they're expecting a second child. their son wilfred was born in april last year. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. stick with us and you will be fully briefed if you are

to protect james? two months after marie disappeared the detectives got permission to look at the cell phone records of all three of them. would they prove tanya was with marie when she vanished and thus maybe did something to her? >> the cell phone tower information put her away from the area. >> no. nowhere near marie. so then they checked the cell towers for james's phone, and what do you know. when marie sent that mass text message saying she was leaving town, both her phone and the pastor's were pinging off the same cell tower two blocks from his house. and when marie's mazda was dropped at the airport -- >> we've got james flanders'cellphone touching towers near the airport. why would his phone be near the airport? >> well, either james innocently drove marie to the airport, and neglected to reveal that, or he drove her car there to cover up a crime. no way to prove it either way. so they were stuck again. which is when jason, the youth pastor, remember him? out of the blue jason came to call. he

james -- steve our guest is james : jeffrey. our phone lines are open. (202) 748-8000 for those of you who are democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. we have a line for independents , and we will also take your text messages and you can send us a tweet at cspanwj. let me ask you about the change in leadership in israel as the long-serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu is out. how cohesive is it? james israel has a 120 member : parliament. this government has exactly the minimum number needed, 61 members out of some eight parties to maintain power. so it is very fragile, but , israel has a long history of eclectic coalitions of countries with parliamentary majorities of 1, 2, three people without collapsing, and we will just have to wait and see. for the moment, it is the government of israel. it is the government we need to work with. it is an important partner. steve: one of our regular viewers is saying, i did not vote for war with iran. is that where we are heading? james: absolutely not. one reason i support the retu

>> his name is james henrikson. >> james henrikson. he was the man who had gotten doug interested in the oil play in the first place. the man with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. this guy worked for them. his name is rick airy. >> for lack of a better term they stuck out like a couple of turds in a punch bowl. >> well, one way to put it. james met sarah at a drive-thru coffee stand. she was a barista. >> what was he like? >> he was very cool, calm, collected, you know. older man, good-looking. it was fun. fun and we'd always go out. he was nice. it was easy. i never thought i'd ever marry him or go do business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minot, north dakota, and by 2013 he was the charismatic face of a major trucking operation called blackstone, and she was the blond on his arm and the senior company official. sarah signed the checks. blackstone was the business doug first invested in, before he got interested in the oil lease. it was a big

james: thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here is a look at some books being published this week. in american marxism, mark levin argues that marxist ideology has entered american institutions and threatens the constitution. two attorneys explore the legal battle over abortion in controlling women, and in checkmate in berlin, biles milton looks at the cold war tensions between america and the soviet union over berlin. also this week, dr. adam stern recounts his time participating in a psychiatry residency in harvard in committed. in the story of testosterone, the hormone that dominate and divides us, and evolutionary biology professor looked at how testosterone has shaped human evolution. carry on is a collection of writings by john lois of georgia. -- john lewis of georgia. >> on a recent episode of the joe mobley show podcast, a c

i do too kudos to james hobart. well merlot during these eight years from 1792 to 1800 when john and abigail adams first inhabited the white house surely word reached dublin and those with whom hoban had been working and studying with learned of his work on this new president's house in america what might they have thought or what would there have pers? have been on such a project. yeah, i mean, i think there's there's no doubt that the channels of were were strong and there was i mean there's there's evidence of a lot of correspondence between an even between george washington and and i think that letter to edward new in him. so there you know who was an irish politician. it's it's interesting to consider how that news would have would have traveled back to dublin and there is kind of a theory. that's that perhaps ivory and would have encouraged hope and to you know to go overseas to try to take a new opportunity because at the time for for an irish catholic and architect and commissions really weren't that plentif

james. ~ ., ., , james. i think one of the big reasons why _ james. i think one of the big reasons why the _ james. i think one of the big | reasons why the government james. i think one of the big i reasons why the government is james. i think one of the big _ reasons why the government is making this announcement, i think it's to encourage — this announcement, i think it's to encourage those people that haven't have those first jabs or even second 'abs have those first jabs or even second jabs yet _ have those first jabs or even second jabs yet to — have those first jabs or even second jabs yet to go and get them. that's the incentive the government are hoping _ the incentive the government are hoping will give to lots of people, lots of _ hoping will give to lots of people, lots of young people over the last couple _ lots of young people over the last couple of — lots of young people over the last couple of weeks. we've been told that the _ couple of weeks. we've been told that the update is plateauing, so i think— that the update is platea

. , , l, podium. james lewer “ump at you finall . podium. james lewer “ump at you finally. looking h podium. james lewer “ump at you finally. looking at _ podium. james lewerjump at you finally. looking at shelley - podium. james lewerjump at you finally. looking at shelley and - finally. looking at shelley and frazier price is not designed to celebrate that silver. she came and patted elaine thompson at the end. does this make this all more watchable, the fact we have deep rivalries like this?— watchable, the fact we have deep rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the _ rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of - rivalries like this? absolutely. the race was great but the end of it. race was great but the end of it watching — race was great but the end of it watching all three of their faces was quite — watching all three of their faces was quite s

as james has 'ust are olympic athletes... as james has just been_ are olympic athletes... as james has just been implying, years of training _ just been implying, years of training for this event. it's not as though— training for this event. it's not as though it — training for this event. it's not as though it is — training for this event. it's not as though it is like a football season, a normai— though it is like a football season, a normal sporting season whereby if you lose _ a normal sporting season whereby if you lose a _ a normal sporting season whereby if you lose a season, you can enjoy the next _ you lose a season, you can enjoy the next the _ you lose a season, you can enjoy the next. the olympic games really is only every— next. the olympic games really is only every four years. to deny 0lymuic— only every four years. to deny olympic athletes potentially at the height— olympic athletes potentially at the height of their game, not to participate, it's a big thing. japan has prepared an enormous village, new sports— has prepared an enormous villa

james: well plate. [laughter] >> harris: jonas james. >> sen. james: the emmys can do what they want. i don't care. there are people suffering in this country. it's not stacey abrams, it's not the least from the coast making this call for the emmys, and frankly, the people in america, normal, average, everyday americans see this. they see they are not represented, their views are not represented because diversity of thought it doesn't matter these people. being able to express yourself if you are not a democrat isn't paroled. participation awards for running campaigns are greats, but frankly, those of us who are dedicated to serving and making this country a better place -- >> harris: you mentioned my favorite words when it comes to diversity: diversity of thought. kennedy, your thoughts. >> kennedy: there is no diversity of thought. there's only punishment unless you fall in lockstep with the te orthodoxy. stacey abrams was working with questionable means to register dead people in georgia. i don't necessarily trust her opinion in terms of vote

he then becomes a very with the work of james wyatt james wyatt was commissioned by to kill dares to kill dares were met with married to emily lennox the duke of richmond's daughter duke of richmond gordon who incidentally were the owners of my estates in scotland before i before i managed to buy them a long time ago now so here he was look at the wyatt was the very essence of you like of the of british establishment in in architectural terms. so hoban would have had this all of this exposure both as a boy on the estate in kilkenny and then in dublin, um learning his trade as an architect. he then goes to america 1785. i think he has all this influence of the great houses of island and he is then a philadelphia i think is the capital through the time of wyatt's work and things in america then has this fascinating project of of the white house to consider and i think george washington gives him an gives him my a tick mark for it, you know his work and he's influenced greatly by what he had seen in his in his formative years in ireland and he creates this this great house this seat of

you know, james james really early. so i'm sure he's already bought to wait a all right. 7.21 is the time. we'll take a break, but still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, a former raider and forty-niners coach. >> fighting for his life in the hospital right now after being hit by a car. we'll have details on what happened coming up in just a moment. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. >> 7.24. is the time former 40 niner and raider coach greg knapp was hit by car over the weekend and remains in critical condition at this hour. he's a jogger medical center in walnut creek. the 58 year-old who's currently a coach with the new york jets was hit by a driver in san ramon saturday afternoon. police say nap who lives in danville was riding on his bicycle down road i

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james james bond because he's taxi. do better 2 of them because i do a book always says 117 and james bond. but i'm in shawn. so i'm a little bit more for i want to say or says 117, or it says it says because he's french for sure. we want to move james bond because he is always the back to james james bond because he's charismatic. but don't get too excited while of pros and dreams. the pay of the french secret service may now be more transparent. if you do show enough promise to be recruited, more than likely the only high life you're going to be doing is watching spine movies from your desk. charlotte, even sky, all t empower for more details and your top new story. you can always check out our website, r t dot com or follow us on your favorite social media platform. i'll be back with more news in just about 30 minutes and i hope to see you then the the who's the news, financial survival guide. stacy, let's learn about be allowed. let's say i'm a joy and your grief. i'm grief based of the site. c walk 3 prod. thank yo

james: we track it every day. i like to look at the main indicator, desk or day per million in the u.s., compared to other countries around the world reedit has come down dramatically, and is projected to continue to fall. it's true, not everyone is vaccinated. i think it would be unrealistic to think that every single person is going to get vaccinated. that is not how this works. but i am hopeful that we can get to a level that will bring the virus under clear control. i think that is happening. i also would encourage people to think about the vaccination. i think this is a preventable disease at this point. there's no reason now that we have to have very many deaths from covid-19. michael: one last question. i want to go back to something jon ferro set at the beginning of the show, quoting a congressman. in the summary of economic projections, you have seen long-term economic growth at 1.8%. if we are spending all this money, why are we only getting 1.8% of? what is the benefit to the real economy from everythin

originally, the colonel james m. schoonmaker museum ship had expansive xi mentioned. by the 19 fifties, that technology had been supplanted van. so, the engine was taking out and then use team turban system was placed in it and all the equipment that you see in the engine room today it's based on steam turbine technology. except for the engine of telegraph which is now the other end of the communication system with the pilot house. so when the captain wants the boat to go full ahead, he sends a signal via the communication system of the chat, burned back to the engine room, they acknowledge it and put the vote into full ahead steam power. >> so major control system here for the steam turbine allows the chief engineer to ensure that there is enough steam to turn determine which then turn to the shaft of the propeller which turns a propeller. so, all the things that there is the protection of seem, the amount of steam in the boilers, the temperature that the water is boiling at, the amount of pressure that that creates is all controlled through one mechanical systems he

james? that voice belongs to whom? >> sylvester stallone, of course. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for wearing your sharkskin suit, king shark this evening. >> anthony: that's what i do, i'm a team player. i want to be in "the" suicide squad part deux. how did you reach out to sly? >> sly is a friend of mine. we did a movie called "guardians of the galaxy volume 2" together. [ cheers ] he's one of the greatest actors. he does everything wonderfully, except say the word "ravager." which he kept saying "ravanger." the ravagers are the group of people he and all the people belong in. he couldn't quite say it. every time i had to correct him, "it's of a vager, sly." he goes again, "the ravangers." finally i said, "sly, we've got to say it right, ravager, not ravanger." and he goes," why didn't you tell me?" that was after an hour and a half, and i still don't understand. >> anthony: all right, this shark in "the" suicide squad isn't all cgi, it's a guy who used to work here. i would be remiss if i didn't bring him up.

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james? afghanistan. the media in the world is good when flags are being pulled . down and armies are pulled out, but then we forget about them. i you know, syria. the spread of the taliban across afghanistan, - the capturing of border posts, the besieging - of provincial capitals. we are seeing in some of these areas all of the stuff we saw - before, women being forced to cloister away in homes, l girls to not go to schools, - men to spend most of their day praying, grow their beards, all of that happening again| and yes, there are discussions taking place at doha _ and the afghan president was in uzbekistan today, | but the military reality is that there is a real. human cost of this. very brief last word. really brief. 0n afghanistan, the concern is there are several thousand people, contractors, translators who have been working primarily for the americans. they cannot be left behind. there is a real worry because there is not an active plan to get them out. michael, stephanie and james, thank you ver

james, have you seen the shoulder tap? james: shoulder tap doesn't work. the elbow bump is unsatisfying. maria: how about elbow? i meant elbow. james: the nod behind the mask face, people are done with that. the handshake is back. people are so happy to give that traditional expression of warmth and respect and goodwill. some people will choose to isolate themselves forever, i suppose. they're free to do that. the handshake is back. maria: all right. you're not buying this, huh. patrice, what about you. patrice: you know what? i think that it's important that people stop passing on their germs. let's not forget, there's a lot of people who don't wash their hands after they flush. you go to the conference and you're shaking hands with somebody who may have residue, who knows what on their hands. a lot of people will say you know what, i actually am glad the handshake is gone. let's figure out a better way to use our space. maria: it's not even 8:00 in the morning. what are we talking about? we're having breakfast here. we're going to take a short break and

james, back to you. thanks a lot of 5.31 and happening today in the south bay, a memorial service to mark 2 years. >> since the deadly mass shooting that happened at the gilroy garlic festival. fact, later this morning, the community will be honoring the victims. kron 4, sarah stinson. >> live near christmas hill park in gilroy with more. >> this morning at around 10 o'clock, the mayor and city council members will be at the garlic gilroy festival their memorial site that they have here at the christmas hill park and they will be honoring those 3 people who were killed at the festival in 2019. take a look at your screen let's honor those 3 people now 3 young lives gone too soon from left to right. you can see 6 year-old stephen romero from san jose, 13 year-old kayla salazar from san jose and 25 year-old trevor irby from santa cruz. 19 people wounded that day as well. the riff iq day that was supposed to be a day of celebrating at the annual garlic festival. but instead a 19 year-old man decided to open

with lebron james. right? >> guillermo: yeah, for a long time he didn't want to talk to me. [ laughter ] >> arsenio: during the finals, guillermo used to try to get lebron to take a question at the press conferences and stuff. and like for seven years, he wasn't having it. [ laughter ] finally guillermo got to ask him one question, check this out. >> guillermo: mr. lebron, i've been waiting for you, to talk to you, mr. lebron, for many years. can you describe your perfect salad? >> my perfect salad? i don't know. i don't have a perfect salad.ot fruit -- >> guillermo: chinese chicken salad? >> that's cool, i'll take that as well. [ cheers and applause ] >> arsenio: that's journalism. i'm gonna give you a do-over on that tonight. so think of something good. i'm serious, i'm going to give you a chance to ask him another question. think of something good, okay? >> guillermo: okay, all right. [ laughter ] >> arsenio: great to be with you. i hear you're all vaccinated? [ cheers and applause ] yes. sure. that's cool.

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you wonder, james, _ and other crowded places. you wonder, james, who _ and other crowded places. you wonder, james, who came up with this idea, with a couple of days before the restrictions lift, it looked to a lot of people like the chancellor and the prime minister were saying, well, the rules don't apply to us? this has been a bit of a theme. we have _ this has been a bit of a theme. we have seen— this has been a bit of a theme. we have seen the matt hancock scandal dyin- have seen the matt hancock scandal dying down, where he disobeyed social— dying down, where he disobeyed social distancing, and before that there _ social distancing, and before that there was— social distancing, and before that there was the dominic cummings jaunt to barnard _ there was the dominic cummings jaunt to barnard castle. i don't know if it is a _ to barnard castle. i don't know if it is a u—turn, it is more of a handbrake _ it is a u—turn, it is more of a handbrake turn, just don't have as much _ handbrake turn, just don't have as much oil— handbrake turn, just don't have as much oil a

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james longman again tonight. thank you, james. >>> back here at home, we are monitoring the exploding wildfires and the alarming images coming in. firefighters battling multiple fires on the ground and in the air. tonight right here you will see firefighters, a firsthand view of what they're facing on the front lines with nearly 80 fires now burning in 13 states. abc's kaylee hartung in california tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new video shows the conditions from inside the truck as firefighters work to save a housing development from the tamarack fire. that fire now burning over 68 square miles in mono county, california, and along the nevada border. it's just 1 of at least 79 large wildfires tearing through the drought-stricken west. the dixie fire reaching mega fire status, burning over 103,000 acres, and it's just 17% contained. and the bootleg fire in oregon now nearly 400,000 acres, the largest in the country and one of the largest in oregon's history, expected to burn until at least november. and, david, f

let's hear more from james landau. james: they are not going to raise 5 million $5 billion in pledges here today. it is going to be around or billion dollars. organizers say that is inevitable because this is a five-year period, a lot of pledges come in over that period, and countries have different timescales. if you talk to others, say that is a reflection of priorities in the u.k. decision to cut its own budget flattened the appetite from other countries. why should we crease -- why should we increase spending on education when the u.k. is cutting fares? but $4 billion over five years, they hope will make a real dent in getting 175 million children back into will. phillipa: i charity we mentioned a moment ago was the one campaign. -- a charity we mentioned a moment ago was the one campaign. and when is the director. welcome. boris johnson couldn't be more passionate about the value of education, so why are you disappointed? >> passion should be backed by action. the point is, there could be a lot more if the u.k. st

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james. >> thank you very much. rain is 7.50 is the time ut officials are defending their decision to wait to restore near full-service until 2023. the agency has received more than a billion dollars in federal money to continue operating 12 bus lines are still discontinued and the agency has expressed concerns that ridership demand just isn't where it needs to be to fully return to full-service so many points to a recent report that found that in the month of may. bart ridership through the city's downtown stations was only a 12% prepandemic levels. meanwhile, there are new plans in the works to expand bart all the way to sacramento. in fact, here's a map proposing where that route would go from richmond on through soon. fairfield and now towards sacramento. we've got crushed paul saga. now the closer look. >> at the sacramento valley station. it was a steady flow of passengers. unfortunately, the same could be said for cars on i 80. i don't like driving while it can be difficult to ease the congestion. transportat

james, back to you. thanks a lot of 5. oh, one in the east bay. a man is wanted after he was seen breaking into several cars in oakland. kron four's, camila barco on the story for us from the newsroom. now. the closer look at some new video. a community actually showing the car burglar. >> yeah, well, daria james, this car burglary happened in the middle of the day, right in front of a local bank with plenty of around the suspect is still on the loose and now police are asking for your help in locating the person responsible for breaking into multiple cars. so take a good look at this video. cameras caught a man hop out of a little dark lexus sedan, a lakeshore avenue in downtown oakland yesterday around 12:30pm, he smashes the rear window of one parked car right there. and then he moves on to the next vehicle to do the same thing. oakland's police chief says it happened in a one of the busiest business districts. the man police are looking for was wearing a yellow beanie black sweat pants with yellow go

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james, what are some of the biggest challenges that south sudan faces today? we have 3 major challenges, one on one of these issues, charlie. and these are being missing from the very time of the ration of dependence . the political leaders in the country of it much into, into our struggle. and they believe in military power, more 1000000 in the country to attain violence, and these violent development progress in the country. so that's the 1st job in the 2nd. charlene is institution. those leaders failed to give you that money, public affairs in the country because these weekend those leaders are always run machinery of the government on personal basis and on connection with whoever they would like to be in use the country or the 3rd, the 3rd problem, but we have is the, is the human capacity so, so, so then, so, so that is less than $1.00 to $5.00, but then how to utilize them and then into that i edition in the public office. if it has been a problem and you can put it in private and, and even isn't this connection as been the train of about pointing? i thi