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it is sunday morning, november to a second. the president beginning his long trip back to washington after wrapping up a nine day trip that included the g 20 in turkey, and visits to the philippines and indonesia. we want to begin with your calls and comments on whether you support or oppose the use of ground troops to fight isis. (202) 748-8000 if you support the idea. (202) 748-8001 if you oppose. we are also getting your tweets at @cspanwj. or you can share your thoughts on our facebook page at facebook.com/cspan. good sunday morning to you. thank you very much for being with us on a busy weekend, especially in europe with new fears and brussels, parts of the capital city on lockdown. i want to share with you from the hill newspaper, one poll on the issue of americans favoring ground troops against isis. large majorities of americans favor military action, including troops in iraq and syria. 73% support increased american airstrikes against isis and 50% back more g ....
starts at 2:00 eastern. then coming wednesday, the house and got the committee will be held for the secretaries of state of diplomatic security. the state department inspector general, that hearing starts wednesday morning at 10:00 eastern on c-span three. former secretary of state hillary clinton sat down for an interview friday for a discussion of the middle east. by haiminterviewed saban. it is about an hour. you want to say hello to all your friends before you start? [laughter] all of you.ee on behalf ofstart, the whole team and myself, we would like to send our condolences. the ould all join in in that. thank you. we had 11 forums so far. we have traveled to jerusalem a few times and i have to share with you that this audience has one important question on their mind. the united states has an important question, the whole of the united states. expect youy hope and would give us a straight answer from this stage. feel to be a grandmother. [laughter] [applause] ....
more than 13,000 stores in states and in canada. you could not buy it for a dollar. our chiefbring in markets correspondent, julie hyman, who has a lot more on the merger. what is fascinating about the deal is a dollar tree is smaller than other companies. icahn stands at carl stake is around nine percent here trying to push for someone family dollar. maybe dollar general, a larger competitor. the ceo is going to be stepping down. factors that thesis and the question. it has got fewer stores. they are doing 1490, seven 450 per share. we have already seen family dollar come up to some extent in anticipation of some kind of deal happening. we know walmart has been in turmoil and they cater to the , the oneomer struggling a bit more in the economy. how are these companies doing? they are also struggling, particularly in the case of damage dollar. it had been under pressure to do it. dollar stores broadly have been taking share from walmart. beenme extent, it has go ....
city, this is charlie rose. we begin our coverage of the death of nelson mandela with a the cbs evening news. he was born july 18, 1918. him a namegave meaning troublemaker, but later a school teacher in nelson. at 23.d to johannesburg he became one of the nation s first black lawyers and joined the opposition african national congress in the early 1940 s, devoting himself to peacefully ending apartheid. 1960, peaceful black demonstrators were killed by white south african police in in infamous massacre. men alike came to believe the only reef force mandela came to believe then that the only recourse was violence. it is futile for us to continue talking peace and a governmentgainst whose reply is only savage attacks on an unarmed and defenseless people. he was arrested and sentenced to life for sabotage and conspiracy. he served most of his life on island, the alcatraz of south africa. a fellow prisoner said mandela never let his spirit die. he accepte ....
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. we begin our coverage of the death of nelson mandela with the cbs evening news. he was born july 18, 1918. his mother gave him a name meaning troublemaker, but later a school teacher named him nelson. he moved to johannesburg at 23. he became one of the nation s first black lawyers and joined the opposition african national congress in the early 1940 s, devoting himself to peacefully ending apartheid. then in 1960, peaceful black demonstrators were killed by white south african police in the infamous massacre. mandela came to believe then that the only recourse was violence. it is futile for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence against a government whose reply is only savage attacks on an unarmed and defenseless people. he was arrested and sentenced to life for sabotage and conspiracy. he served most of his life on robben island, the alcatraz of south africa. a fellow prisoner said mandela ne ....