i wish mickie had written more. the two books that she wrote, jungle portraits and her second one was called jp junior, biography of an african monkey. [laughter] a really good book. i wish he had written more, yeah. >> that story of choking the leopard -- you talked about trying to look at it from his point of view and looking at it from the time. to me that screams of moral ambiguity and that fascinates me. so, the question that i have here is kind of a three-part question. how important is objectivity and writing nonfiction x. have you ever come across somebody in your writing that you haven't really been able to not sympathize with because of their actions and with this guy, did he do anything that you personally, maybe as in the book, that you personally can't justify to yourself? >> akeley did many things that i found reprehensible, absolutely. but again, the thing that i was drawn to and that i found most compelling in terms of him being a character was that he was very paradoxical, you know. so yes, he was e

hero. >> logan: in micky ward, mark also saw glimpses of his own story. like ward, wahlberg was one of nine kids and grew up in working class massachusetts. were these streets really rough when you were growing up? we went back, with wahlberg, to his hometown of dorchester, a scrappy section of boston. >> wahlberg: the old guy from the store? >> logan: yeah? >> wahlberg: he thinks i owe him money. >> logan: do you owe him money? >> wahlberg: i think it's my brother who owes him money. it's my brother, georgie. it's my brother. >> logan: wahlberg dropped out of school when he was 13. he ran with the wrong crowd, and from the law. what happened to a lot of the other kids that were on the streets with you? >> wahlberg: well, unfortunately, you know, a lot of friends are either dead or in jail, you know. >> logan: mark used to sneak out of his bedroom window and hit the streets for late nights of boozing, brawling, dealing, and stealing. were you a good thief? >> wahlberg: i was pretty good. i was pretty good. i was pretty daring. >> jim flavin: you were a pa

. >> yes this, is micky laughel. >> what is up, man? >> just moments after the blast an off duty fire fighter who lives in san browno called into the command jernt on turk street. >> i heard a large impact. >> with homes on fire, a wide debris field and a huge flame, firefighters believes it could be only one thing. >> and it must have been a jet. that went down. so... is this in the street? >> in a residential area. >> he didn't say he saw a plane go down, but that becomes the story line. >> micky laughel said he saw a plane do down in san bruno. >> this is confirmed. it's a plane crash. >> and they pass on the false report to the san mateo county command center, they're busy dealing with the disaster. >> there is an off duty fireman that said he saw a plane do down. >> we don't have confirmation. just a huge fire i'm tell ug an off duty fireman said he saw a plane go down. >> the first call of action is stress makes you stupid. >> this emergency management consultant says confusion is common in early stage of most any incident but dis

and i would be glad to do it at the reagan libebri but without the kind of micky mouse questions asked by hostile news media. >> host: if you're a candidate would you participate? guest: i would see what the terms were. but i would not participate if it was a hostile reporter asking gotcha questions with an absurd time limit. host: thank you for joining us. back tomorrow morning with c-span's washington journal. washington journal gets under way every day at 7:00 p a.m. eastern time. again knut gingrich's latest book called valley forge. thanks for being with us on this sunday. enjoy the rest of your weekend. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> up next, "newsmakers" with congressman james clyburn. then portions of this week's ethics inquiry of new york congressman charles rangel. and later, a senate hearing on passenger screenings and searches. >> thanks for having me. >> and here to help with questioning, >> good to see you. congratulations as to on your election as number third. what is that job going to

i wish micki had written more. i mean, the two books that she wrote, jungle portraits, and/or second was, was called jt junior, biography of an african monkey. [laughter] >> really good but. i wish she had written more. >> choking the leopard, you talk about trying to look at it from his point of view, looking at it at the time. unique that screens of moral ambiguity, and that fascinates me. well, it does. the question that i have for you is kind of a three-part question. how important is a moral objective in writing nonfiction? have you ever come across somebody in your writing that you haven't been able to not sympathize with, because of their actions? and this guy, did he do anything that you personally may be, this is in the book, that you personally can't justify for yourself? >> akeley did many things that i found reprehensible. absolutely. but again, you know, the thing that i was drawn to, that i found most compelling in terms of ending a character was that he was very paradoxical, you know. so yes. you kno

micky mcconnell and there is unfortunately with no buyers the gold prize soccer team folded today.g down operations immediately. and could not lure enough fans. >> that is a shame. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for joining us. >> hope to see you again at captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is the "jeopardy!" college championship. here is our second group of semi-finalists-- a junior at southern adventist university from avon park, florida... a junior at the ohio state university from northbrook, illinois... and a senior at u.c.l.a. from elk grove, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek!

. >>> micky mouse smelling a rat? a positive sign from fedex heading into the holiday season. adam shapiro with fox business live in new york with our business beat today. disney smelling awe rat. what's up? >> well, you know, disney was going to report the earnings but oops, either someone leaked those or sent the send button a few minutes early. earnings were down. revenue done at abc and espn and abc family. so the report sparked a sell offof disney shares. at one point, they are down 5% before the closing bell. they ended the day down 2.9%. it was not good news for mickey. >>> better news when it comes to shipping for the holidays. >> just in time for the holidays, fedex is predicting they will see an increase in shipping volume of 11%. the busiest week, plan your sending around this, be fedex says december 1th, -- 13th, the week of december 13th will be the busiest. get it in the box and on its way to grandma's house an plan ahead. if it is late, no apple pie for you. >> and i got to have the apple pie. maybe pecan for me because i prefer that. >> i love pecan. are you aw

this is micky and. >>reporter: just moments after the blast. duty san francisco firefighters who lives in san bruno called in to the department command center on turk street. >> i see intense flames and heard large impact. >>reporter: with homes on fire a wide debris field and huge persistent flame. the firefighters believes it could be only one thing. >> it must have been a jet. it went down so. >> did it go down in the street. >> in a residential area. >>reporter: remember the firefighters didn't say he saw a plane go down. but that quickly becomes the story line from san francisco fire command staff. >> mikey called up and said he saw a plane go down in san bruno. l. >> i don't think it's an aircraft. >> it is totally confounded. it's a plane crash. >>reporter: they pass on the false report to the san mateo county command center. about where the busy dealing with the disaster. >> yes. we had off duty fireman that said he saw a plane go down. >> yes. no confirmation of that yet but we get reports of that as well. we don't have any confirmatio

and i would be glad to do it at the reagan libebri but without the kind of micky mouse questions asked by hostile news media. >> host: if you're a candidate would you partipate? guest: i would see what the terms were. but i would not participate i right now conversation with was the car,, allied commander and presidential candidate. this is just over 35 minutes. joining us from los angeles is retired general wesley clark. thank you for being with us on c-span. guest: thank-you host:. one had line is that the u.s. and nato forces will be in afghanistan well beyond 2014. what is your reaction? guest: i think that is inevitable and that is common sense and i was glad to see the summit confirm the host: that. the president responded to criticism from general -- from president carter's i of afghanistan -- a k presidentarzai who said that the u.s. and nato need to hold back on a nighttime bombing spurted the present address that issue over the weekend with president hamid karzai. guest: i think that hamid karzai has its own domestic opinion. he has the people around him. they expect him to s

and i would be glad to do it at the reagan libebri but without the kind o micky mouse questions asked by hostile news media. >> host: if you're a candidate would you participate? guest: i would see what the terms were. but i would not participate i >> the house is expected to censure congressman rangel. that is because congress has not approved spending for the need fiscal year which started october 1. the senate is also expected to resume work on the food safety measure, and expand food and drug ministration oversight and authority. from barack obama to george washington, where more about the nation's president online at the c-span of video library. interviews, historical perspectives, and more. searchable and all free. it is washington your way. a senate banking hearing started with the peter diamond becoming part of the their reserve board of governors. the attorney general is leading an investigation into flawed chip foreclosure documents. this is about two hours and 35 minutes. their with patience and adults the various meetings that unfortunate not at the same time to try to sch