polluting vehicles will now pay almost double, to drive in central london, in new measures to tackle pollution. the widow of an american soldier, who died in action, says president trump struggled to remember his name, when he called to offer sympathy. the world s coral reefs are being turned into bleached deserts , a warning today from sir david attenborough. if you ve ever seen a coral reef and you think what that once was, that s enough to make you weep. and we talk to a second world war veteran about life at 100 and meeting royalty, as the number of centenarians is expected to rise dramatically. it s 5pm. our main story is the prime minister s report on the eu summit in brussels last week. theresa may told mps this afternoon that the latest talks have made important progress but she said the uk s financial settlement couldn t be agreed until there was clarity on the future relationship after brexit. mrs may said there d be a vote in parliament on the final brexit deal, t
good afternoon and welcome to the new nixon library. i m william baribault, president of the nixon foundation and we are honored to have several members here today and a very special present council member join us today, shelley buchanan. [applause]. shelley actually started working for richard nixon before pat did has that ever been pointed out? look forward to it. we look for thank you. encourage civics and citizenship in our community and i hope everyone here today can consider becoming a president councilmember. i would like to introduce several people, more than we might because it s almost a family reunion and he will tell when i complete how many alumni from the administration and people that were close to the president throughout his career are here today. first, larry higbee. [applause]. larry is a member of the board of directors of the richard nixon foundation and we appreciate his service and focus on advancing the legacy to richard nixon. thank you sandy quinn
starts right now. good morning, 6:00 a.m. i m diane. i m andrea grimes. here s more on the forecast this morning with vanessa. good morning. going to be a beautiful day. temperatures about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. calmer winds and lots of overall, it s pleasant. let s go ahead, shall we, and look where we stand now and that is because it s cold now. forty in the city; 35, sparta: , 29, greenwich with a slight windchill. and edison, feeling like 27 degrees and certainly chilly this morning. the sun will be rising in about 40 minutes or so and as that happens, the temperatures will warm up and there is a big area of high pressure dominating the forecast. a few high, thin clouds and that is a mostly sunny weekend. by 9:00 a.m., 42 and winds out winds out of the west at 5 to 10 and the high is 58 degrees and looking lovely with lots of sunshine and by 9:00 p.m., down to 49 degrees under clear skies and back to you. thank you. to our top story, leaders in france p
street journal publisher karen elliot house talking about saudi arabia from our college series at pepperdine university. former u.s. representative james rogan discusses his newest book, and actor danny be glover is part of a panel on the black power movement. 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. booktv, television for serious readers. ron capps, a combat veteran and founder of the veterans writing project, talks about his experiences in several different war zones and the damaging effect war has had on him. this is about an hour and ten minutes. [inaudible conversations] hi, folks. welcome to the half king tonight. it is a/to see so many of you all here a pleasure to see so many of you all here. we are absolutely thrilled to be welcoming mr. ron capps here tonight. he has written just an incredible memoir, and i d like to start by thanking scott manning of manning and associates, and the shatner press for having the wisdom to publish a wonderful and me
is a big fan of richard nixon, he was young student, we are arranged this is for our c-span viewers. the power of the atlantic as opposed to the washington post, we got ed snowden to declare he was trained in all sorts of spy craft and helped the white house make revealed the station chief to make tonight extra special. we have a real treat tonight, spies and spy class with a practitioner and someone who has been deeply involved in watching the story of a national security in all of its forms and tool kids. david ignatius has been long-term national-security columnist for the washington post. he is the interviewer of my favorite book called u.s. and the world:the making of conversations of the future of foreign policy. i was a producer, he was brilliant. en valerie plame was the counterintelligence officer, counter proliferation cia operative despite what a desk officer, we want to get into that. and became one of the most known how did see i agents in the history of th