[ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause jimmy hello, everybody, welcome. I was waiting for this steve yeah jimmy thank you very much. Please have a seat, everybody. Welcome. Welcome, welcome to the tonight show. Youre here, you made it thats very nice [ cheers and applause well you guys, its currently comiccon in new york city [ cheers and applause [ cheers ] so if you see 13 guys in the subway dressed as spiderman i guess its that . [ light laughter ] yeah, its almost the weekend. And if you think you need a break, imagine how trumps iphone feels [ light laughter ] this is very exciting. Joaquin phoenix is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause and his new film, joker is out today. We see the origins of how a man went completely insane i guess itll started when he made a phone call to ukraine and asked for help thats what i [ light laughter ] no spoilers. I saw that President Trump is thinking about starting his own news network to get a real voice out there
Human rights watch accused the government of banning street protests for over a year now and cracking down on dissent president ial elections are a full year away but the political deadlock has already set in there is a sense of fear and apprehension of what is to come Nicholas Hawke al jazeera cannot create time for a short break here in aljazeera when we come back. Mass protests to spains sentences council and separatist leaders to long jail terms more not stainless. How i once again welcome to mathematical at the international forecast weve got a fair bit of cloud just making its way away from northern parts of iran bright skies coming back a bit high little cloud there just around the eastern side of the mediterranean little drifts into syria lebanon jordan we were down towards israel as well just notice want to see showers into southern parts of turkey i will continue to be the case as we go on through wettest day for central areas for iraq stays hot dry 37. 00 celsius in baghdad
If people are feeling comfortable or uncomfortable with the name they should be able to voice that and speak up. Reporter Mike Robinson works here were many employees support a name change. When he moved here from chicago everyone told if you need to go to the Gourmet Ghetto it was not so eager because of the name. I grew up in the ghetto and you spend a lot of energy and effort trying to leave a place like that not to go to another one. Some merchants dont agree that the owner says she is always disliking the name. Especially the word ghetto, anybody talking about that now it feels so discriminatory. Reporter alice waters says she does not like the word gourmet because it makes foods on expensive and inaccessible to the common person. With regard to the name change the association did release a Statement Today they said with respect to those who feel a strong connection to the spirit of the Gourmet Ghetto name we are support dropping marketing and district identity banners. We hope th
Earth, your view does matter. For more information go to our website studentcam. Org. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuchs talk about the judicial system and his new book a republic, if you can keep it. Its a series of essays articles and portions of regarding the original meeting of the constitution. Two former Supreme Court law clerks coauthor the book. The National Archive posted this event. [no audio] good evening. Welcome to the theater at the National Archives. I am pleased you could join us for tonights program whether youre here in the theater or joining us through facebook or youtube and a special welcome to the cspan audience this evening. Tomorrow the Constitution Day september 17 commemorating that day in 1787 when the delicates of the convention signed the document establishing a new government for the United States of america. Today we are especially honored to have with us this evening to sitting justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, associate Justice Neil Go
National archives. I am pleased you could join us for tonights program whether youre here in the theater or joining us through facebook or youtube and a special welcome to the cspan audience this evening. Tomorrow the Constitution Day september 17 commemorating that day in 1787 when the delicates of the convention signed the document establishing a new government for the United States of america. Today we are especially honored to have with us this evening to sitting justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, associate Justice Neil Gorsuch has recently brought together his reflections on the constitution and its separation of powers into one volume, a republic if you can keep it. We are pleased to welcome him here to the home of the original United States constitution. Neil gorsuch was born in denver, colorado, received apa from columbia university, j. D. From Harvard Law School and a doctorate from oxford university. He served as a clerk to judge David Sentelle of the United S