well thank you so much for coming. i appreciate it very much. so many of you come from out of town. thank you. [applause]. i appreciate that. what were going to do is let the party continue and you can hang around as long as you want. i will be signing books as long as there are people who want their books assigned to. i m happy to do that just to hang out. please tell your friends about socrates in the city. please read the book, please if you don t want to read the book at least by several copies if you don t mind. we will leave it at that. god bless bless you and god bless america. [applause]. [inaudible] [inaudible] up next on book tv debbie cenziper again jim obergefell talk about their book love wins . [inaudible] [inaudible] hello there. welcome. i am jack schlegel. health professionals today considered the lgbt network organization was founded in 1983. that is 33 years ago. as a nonprofit our professional has a threefold mission, one, career. we offer seminars an
good evening. it is getting worse tonight in iraq, a place where so many americans, of course, gave so much in a long war that is still today being fought over in this country. over there, this heavily armed and highly motivated group called isis continues its run from syria to the east across iraq. several major cities have fallen, as you may know. and as they near baghdad, they have delivered a strike that goes to the heart of iraq s post war economy. it s a fast-moving situation we re covering tonight. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is back in iraq, having lived there for so many years covering the war. richard, good evening. reporter: good evening, brian. just a few days ago, it looked like the isis militants would storm their way into baghdad. now that seems a lot less likely. but the militants appear to have a new strategy, to topple the iraqi government by crippling this country s infrastructure. kurdish fighters battling isis militants just 90 miles f
starting kentucky are the only 20 available eligible to run in all three races. this is the coward s way out. some hard feelings there. many folks attached to that great back story. california chrome bought for just $10,000. for his part, the official california chrome twitter says it just wasn t my day. he thinks his chromemies and hinted maybe he ll be back to race in the fall. people aren t giving up hope some day maybe we ll see a triple crown winner in our lifetime, lester. all right, kristen. california chrome s owner steve coburn is with us this morning. mr. coburn, good morning. good morning. we just heard a little bit of the comments you made after the race, we heard them from kristen. a lot of talk about specifically you calling some of the other owners cowards for only racing their horses in this race. do you stand by those comments this morning? sure. why is it that you feel they re cowards? well, because you know what? there was only three horse
brian williams. good evening. it is getting worse tonight in iraq. a place where so many americans of course gave so much in a long war that is still today being fought over in m country. over there, this heavily armed and haley motivated group called isis continues its run from syria to the east across iraq. several major cities have fallen as you may know and as they near baghdad they have delivered a strike that goes to the heart of iraq s post war economy. it is a fast-moving situation we re covering tonight our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is back in iraq, having lived there for so many years, richard, good evening. good evening, brian. a few days a ago it looked like the isis militants would storm their way into baghdad. militants appear to have a new strategy to topple the government by crippling the infrastructure. kurdish fighters battling isis militants just 90 miles from baghdad. overnight, militants attack the country s biggest oil refinery. the
MSC News mscnews.net - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mscnews.net Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.