. >> sally? what do you think? we worked really hard to get it ready. >> this house is unsafe for a child. >> who are you? (whispering) play with me, sally. >> i don't like it here. >> you just had a nightmare. >> i'll be right here. ( >> (whispering) we want to play with you, sally. >> where's my doll? they don't like bright lights. they're horrible. >> who, sally? >> the things. >> (whispering) join us. >> sally >> why was that room sealed up? something terrible happened in that basement. >> get her out of that house! >> what are you? >> what are we? hungry. >> don't tell me you believe it. >> just because you keep denying it does not mean it's not true. >> (whispering) we want you. >> don't be afraid of the dark. >> rose: so this film "don't be afraid of the dark" comes from a television... made for television? >> yeah, back in the days of... the glory days of horror t.v.. the there were great horror television movies, dan curtis was doing "night stalker" he was producing "dark shadows" "trilogy of terror." and

we turn now to sally jenkins. is the "washington post" reporter who recently sat down with coach summitt and is also a close personal friend of hers. thanks for being with us. first of all, i'm sorry your mom is going through this. how did she take it initially when she got the test results? >> you know, there was an initial state of denial, i'd say, and the question, "why me?" it's hard to be diagnosed with this, but i think after a month or so, she came to terms with it and accepted it. >> sreenivasan: sally jenkins, as a friend you said you started to notice some things-- you said there's a faint touch of dimming as though a jar had been placed over a candle. how so? >> pat would ask three times, "what time should i be at practice? what time is the meeting?" pat loves practice. practice is the center of her day, and so if she-- she calls it her classroom when she goes into practice and works with her players. so when she couldn't remember literally what time she had to be at practice, that was a pretty profound

what do you think of what sally is saying?solutely believe that liberals live in a parallel ultimate universe here. there are a couple of problems here. number one, the president, if he, in fact, was such a leader on, this why did he not come out and say you know what? congress, this is what i want. i will veto anything else. what he has consistently done throughout his entire administration is really outsourced leadership. and i think what he has done is he has given republicans probably one of the best campaign slogans that we can put forth. you deserve better. absolutely. we deserve better than a failed leader, mr. president. thank you for giving us that. we deserve better than you provided. >> juan: go ahead, sally. >> so on some level agree with what christopher is saying. >> juan: wait a minute, you agree? >> the president should have tan a stronger line. he should have said i many at president. i was elected by the people to do these things. i'm not going to worry about pleasing the tamera and pleasing the new tea party

what do you think of what sally is saying?> i absolutely believe that liberals live in a parallel ultimate universe here. there are a couple of problems here. number one, the president, if he, in fact, was such a leader on, this why did he not come out and say you know what? congress, this is what i want. i will veto anything else. what he has consistently done throughout his entire administration is really outsourced leadership. and i think what he has done is he has given republicans probably one of the best campaign slogans that we can put forth. you deserve better. absolutely. we deserve better than a failed leader, mr. president. thank you for giving us that. we deserve better than you provided. >> juan: go ahead, sally. >> so on some level agree with what christopher is saying. >> juan: wait a minute, you agree? >> the president should have tan a stronger line. he should have said i many at president. i was elected by the people to do these things. i'm not going to worry about pleasing the tamera and pleasing the new tea

thank you all very much and thank you, sally. [applause] >> thank you. >> you're watching 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books on c-span2's booktv. >> what are you reading this summer? booktv wants to know. >> in well, what i've read recently is a wonderful book that i wrote. it's called "the speech," and i reread it. you know what? it's a good book, and it deals with the filibuster that i gave in december talking about a very, very bad agreement reached by the president and republicans on extending bush's tax breaks for the very wealthy. it also goes into some detail as to why the middle class in this country is collapsing and also talks about the growing inequality in america and what this means for the future of our country. so that's -- i understand that's self-advertising, and that was my book. but i did reread it, and it was a good book. there's another book that i have read recently which i liked very much, and that's called "third world america" by arianna huffington. it's a very readable book, she's a good writer. an

here, sally, very successful lawyer, with her boy, jonah, had to let that career go for a while. she's come whack to it. -- back to t it's a full-time job. what do you do in the summertime? we don't see autism in san francisco so much because the kids and their parents are in their homes. the kids don't want to go out. they feel threatened by unknown spaces. parents are exhausted. they are overwhelmed. and this was just such a wonderful opportunity for these kids. to be outdoors, to get exercise, to sleep better, therapeutic for them. great for the parents. if you counted the number of hours, i think it was 2,600 productive hours given to the community. those parents can work or take care of themselves, exercise. that's a great gift the city of san francisco. also a great gift to the one on one aides that seek employment. they learned and developed as human beings. learned something from this. and finally, it's a great gift also to the neuro typical campers there at silver tree because what we need to continue to do, as we know 80% of awe at this timists are under 18 years old. w

sally jenkins joins us now from knoxville.ing on the show today to talk about your friend. how is she doing? >> she's great. i mean, the thing is, any time i feel upset about this, all i have to do is look at her and talk to her. she's doing terrific. she's in a team meeting right now working with her team. she's doing what she loves to do, and it makes everybody around her feel okay about this. >> what you shared about her reaction to the doctors when she was told maybe she wanted to think about retirement says so much about her, doesn't it? >> yeah. well, she wanted to drop the doctor with one punch. the first doctor that told her she had this, she really can say she just about punched him in the face, so, you know, pat is a fighter. she's -- she will fight this the way she's fought every battle in her whole career and it's why her friends love her and why her players love her. you know, she puts the fight in the rest of us. that's what she's always done. this is very much an extension of what pat is teaching through the yea

chief among these interests was sally fairfax. now sally fairfax was a member of the wealthiest and most powerful families in virginia, the fairfax family. she was married to one of washington's best friends. well, it was rumored that georgia and sally had some kind of an affair, and in fact there was a letter that popped up that washington had written to sally just before he married martha, and he recalls a thousand tender passages that pass between house and passed. and some people were really fascinated by this. and scandalized and they began to develop the story is that washington was a really ladies' man and that before he married martha and after he married martha she had all these affairs, all of these love affairs and he became really a very fascinating romantic figure. the other ingalls to that is what happened to martha to read what happened to her image in the 19th century. martha became the stereotypical victorian grandmother. worse than that people began to claim she was ugly, she was grouchy, she was always nagging g

a major oil spill off the coast of poland but any time sally and the british government are accused of this recess how to keep the quiet. and it is bloody bizarre and gruesome organ trade with the blind eyes of those playing on poverty stricken people who sacrificed their health. very well can see this is live from moscow now prepare for takeoff an airfield in the last a region is the runway for the world of aviation right now the annual max promise is causing edge technologies for tomorrow's travelers top of gun pilots there across through their paces from some spectacular aerobatics to self it is out but i rather feel for all seniors till now so what's in store. does well it is the first day and it's just too a take off or just started and as you said earlier they will be showcasing a lot of new technology here there's a lot of russian participation here a lot of the participants are russian companies there are also foreign a contentious from france germany c.i.s. countries interestingly enough for the russian side at least one of the most highly anticipated models is the fifty fight

sally may and talk about fannie mae and freddie mac. may is the name for the student loan version of this. one of the problems, stunes are going to college and can't get jobs. but one of the reason system what they are studying. okay, maybe i shouldn't name it but soclogy. there is not a lot of high-paying job in sociology . one thing that moody said, student loan debt outpaces credit card debt. americans are getting a handle on the credit card the student loan is a train coming down the pack. >> it is important point. i didn't learn anything in college. mine was a english major and it may be dumber if that is possible. >> yes, it does. i will not get into it here. i was drunk most of the time. not everyone was supposed to own a house and not everyone was supposed to go to college. there is better things to do to get a job out of high school and join the milt. other thing to do to get a degree in which you sit there and i don't understand not what is going on. >> but four years of party now cost yourself a fortune. >> and july of last y

chief among these interests was sally fairfax. now sally fairfax was a member of the wealthiest and most powerful families in virginia, the fairfax family. she was married to one of washington's best friends. well, it was rumored that georgia and sally had some kind of an affair, and in fact there was a letter that popped up that washington had written to sally just before he married martha, and he recalls a thousand tender passages that pass between house and passed. and some people were really fascinated by this. and scandalized and they began to develop the story is that washington was a really ladies' man and that before he married martha and after he married martha she had all these affairs, all of these love affairs and he became really a very fascinating romantic figure. the other ingalls to that is what happened to martha to read what happened to her image in the 19th century. martha became the stereotypical victorian grandmother. worse than that people began to claim she was ugly, she was grouchy, she was always nagging g

don't be afraid of the dark, sally comes to live with her dad but soon becomes frightened and unhappy. her dad's girlfriend tries to help her. don't be afraid of the dark is rated r. for now showing, i am kimberley, kron 4 news- >>> the yankees have a record breaking day in the bronx at the expense of the and is the giants frustrations continue to mount. vern is next with all the sports highlights. [ female announcer ] what'so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn ten dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. no exclusions! with jcp cash, earn ten dollars off when you spend just twenty-five storewide. and unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save. get ten dollars off with no exclusions! we make style affordable, you make it yours! jcpenney. >>> all right. not a stat to be proud of. the giants lost 11 straight series opening games. continues down a slippery slope. jd martinez jumped on

a lot of listeners know sally hemmings. she was the african-american woman who was the slave and mistress of thomas jefferson. her brother was also a crook. -- cook. he traveled with jefferson when he lived in paris. he went to cooking schools in france. he was a very talented cook as well, like hercules. they were both in philadelphia at the same time. he bought his freedom at one point. it was with the stipulation that jefferson said he had to train someone else to cook before he could actually. -- actually leave, even though he had saved enough money to buy his freedom. so, hercules was in touch with him. i believe he was probably influenced by the fact that not only did he buy his freedom, but oni had escaped. there was a way in which there was a buildup of freedom and reaching for freedom on the part of people enslaved to george washington. the other thing that oni talks about later on -- she gave interviews. she lived into her 80's. she lived a long life. she gave interviews. she learned to read. she became active in

producer sally ann set them up here. >> this is their living room. this is where they live.you look over here, there's cameras like this all over. this way, they also know that as long as they're around, they're on camera. >> reporter: nicole what do you have to be able to say to get around here? >> pretty much, what do you say -- >> reporter: that's it? manga, manga? what if you're in a club? >> do you like the boobs? >> reporter: what makes that show such a success, "jersey shore"? >> they're likable. you really like these people and they're complete losers and idiots but they're likable losers and idiots. >> reporter: consider pauly d. >> all right. >> jimmy: jenny. and the situation. if these walls could talk, mike, what would they say? >> mike, you are a pimp. >> reporter: here, even a shopping trip to a shoe store becomes a euro free for all. >> how much? >> like, 300. >> for these? can i get a discount? >> that's one worde do know here. bathroom and discount. >> reporter: same for their gym, tan, laundry morning routine. the cast found that life in italy wasn't so con

sally jacobs is a longtime correspondent at the boston globe. she did a profile of obama and kenya through the phone. not really be enough. she said if he is elected i will pursue this story. she had never done a book before or found a story committed to. she has been to kenya many times and talked to everyone that new barack obama senior. she has put together his life story in a way that is revving, arresting, revealing, and i say if president obama read this book he would learn things about his father that he doesn't know. i think it is an amazing contribution to our knowledge of the president and his family. >> what is it like editing a journal? >> it is an interesting process. journalists can write very fluidly and they are used to changes and rewrites. they are not hugging their precious pros but sometimes the arc of a book versus a series of feature stories can be different. our editors often find that is the thing they most work on. getting the story line together. the arc of this book is amazing. the focus is where it should be. on barac

if you require translation assistance, please see sally in the front of the room. we will start the panel discussion now. we are very happy to be joined by a panel of distinguished experts on the subject. and hear their advice and insights. u.s. immigration policy has become a confusing patchwork of contradictions and controversy resulting in the scapegoating of the immigrants, and also a broken system that many say is totally out of touch with reality. the need for wide scaled change has become increasingly urgent as the nation's leaders debate comprehensive immigration reform, local communities need to have a voice in shaping policy. they need to begin to prepare for changes that are sure to come. our panelists tonight are cynthia avitia. mary giovagnoli. in practic practiced, mary. and professor bill hing. and nellie reyes, an immigrant community advocate. we begin tonight dialogue by hearing from each of our panelists. following that, we will hear invited testimony from several individuals directly impacted. the panel will be discussing a number of issues aroun

jeff, opening that had boomeranged on jefferson because federal drug that the story of sally young men's. jefferson was bothering his arms like children.ing what we see is the town in bothers themselves were not above using each other's sex scandals to score political points. part of a long tradition to gont back to your thought that ifrtas rewards of focus to regard to the important issues pitcheryetd that's correct. >> host: people do like to talk about them. >> guest: the thing is during i prenlate 18th and early 19th century the sex lives of and president, andrew jackson, thomas jefferson was in the press, fair game.th centu the 20th-century when you have the images of the national security states can professionalism of journalism. part of the establishment there to protect you. so the sec's discussion, while it is well known within lossn miserables that john kennedy and franklin roosevelt had their te affairs but it may get into a sd price.s we don't have all these sex scandals it distract us. >> the 1970's. politicians. what happened?er in 1970. you suggested another era where they

we've already sold out years ago this event and then it's really really something for russians to see sally from some. big screen yet. i want to ask you a question straight away don't you think that today russians see less italian films and big screen then they used to in serbia times where when they were watching through the iron curtain they will watch only in films there's no one but that's probably the case with russian fans in italy i mean. we are facing a situation where i mean our screens are cute pied by american films they have very strong strategies to maintain their contagion i mean i think. even in russia for your national films it never goes beyond twenty percent of of the screen space so. it is really the distributors that want only money and they don't care about thing else it's really a matter of you know getting used to having a reduce variety of offerings and obviously you know i mean the viewer is the what we call the libyans i mean the different groups of viewers if they'd done keep being stimulated. you have to stimulate the hunger and the thirst for something else so t

and as a dangerous, bill o'brien, sally forth, chris harris, mike rizzo, angela , heidi, kimberly, al, ricky -- these people represent about every aspect of the agency's work from finance to real-estate to housing and everything. they along with the commission, along with the pac, along with mercy and the south of market health center, always it -- deserve a resounding round of deserve a resounding round of applause. >> it takes a lot of people to make this work. a lot of people to make it work. i would like to ask if someone from mrs. westbrook's family would like to come up and say a few words. [applause] >> don't worry. we are not all going to say a few words. as you can see, or if you have not met mrs. weber, you know that she is not a small woman. very tall. so you see why we all came out like that. everybody here -- i believe you have worked with her, or as we call her, madear. inside, it is a different story. where we came from, we did not have a lot of males around, but as you can see, she has raised a whole lot of them, and everybody is doing good, and everybody would like to

. >> so that's just a glimpse of those successful four weeks and i'd like to have sally come just fors and share with her -- with you personal experiences regarding this. >> thanks. just want to thank parks and rec and especially steve and vicky for the amazing summer my son had. jonah is 10 years old. he's severely autistic. he's not verbal. every year we get the park and rec wonderful offerings. my daughter talks about what she's going to sign up for. it's it's what can we do for jonah? jonah goes to camp mom as steve alluded to and it's just not the same as being out with other kids his own age. it's so good for the kids. it's so good for the families. it's so good for the siblings to see their siblings can go out. jonah has not been away from me. steve's son, my son, they're quite affected. they are not going to go into new spaces, overwhelming spaces without a structure and support and every day jonah happily got out of the car, ran to his wonderful aide, chris, and came home filthy. came home with dirt from climbing up the canyon and with the rope swings. and just happy, happy c

dominated the ten thousand meters final as they swept the entire podium who didn't try to yacht gold sally would be a go and so over that last i understand the top three. i mean this man will go for gold in the men's one hundred meters from someplace all right the same point the best thing is the semifinals might easily winning his quarterfinal to make it in the wind or specifically how tyson gay sidelined three hundred s. . and moving on to formula one and red bull sebastian vettel claimed his knights pole position of the season recently whistles and into second place in qualifying for this sunday's belgian grand prix the championship leader edge the mclaren driver for top spot on the grid but also teammates not look to secure third position in the former champion jenson button fails to build on its recent one hundred ninety six qualify session but start back in thirteenth national title twelve attempts fastest time and saturday michael schumacher rushing out early on. i was very happy with the car towards the end in the dry and yet seem to get quicker and quicker every lap so all in all

the russian team are severely depleted through injuries remains argentinian left back kristen and sally is sidelined while center backs and now bass is also massed along with me for the kill for the throw off and strike up over from the muslims the russians i will also believe that their latest signing your reply strike at nelson valdes the deal went through a couple of days ago but the twenty seven year old will only arrive in time for the second leg next wednesday well meanwhile arsenal manager arsene wenger has named robin van persie as his new captain following the archer of sets fabregas to barcelona on monday however the dutch striker along with midfielder samir nasri heavily linked with a move to manage the city are both suspended for tuesday's playoff game at home to italian site you can easy although new signing joe being is set for his champions league debut a three match domestic ground for the red card of his debut at newcastle on saturday but regardless of all this insists life must go on after fabregas. but indeed. here is where it restate the idea of the player and this c

to gold sally could be a goal won so while in that round it out of the top three. men while this man will go for gold in the man's one hundred meters in some days highlights the same ball seen here progress and into the seventies by easily winning the world final heat on saturday the jamaican skier rivals a south of pollen tyson gale sidelined with danger is pulmo world record holder maurice greene though says there is one certain runa who could be aerial threat to balls in the final. hours a new star will be born i believe i believe you on blake is going to show the world that it's not just only two or three people he's going to go to come up and give you same boat a very good race. more the sports and formula one now west of boston the towers claim pole position for sunday's belgian grand prix championship edging mclaren's lewis hamilton for top spot on the grades where the town's red bull team mate mark webber securing the third position for my f one champ endurance environment while failed to build on his recent victory in hungary dropping out of the third qual

terminated the down thousand meters final as they claimed the entire podium the bronchial two to gold sally could be a gold one so while leaning across i rounded out the top three. meanwhile this man will go for gold in the mounds one hundred meters in sunday's highlighting the same goal seen here progress into the seventies by easily winning the quarterfinal heat on saturday the jamaican skier rivals the south of power in times and they are sidelined with injuries almost world record holder maurice greene those as there is boston right now who could be a real threat to bolts in the final. hours a new star will be born i believe i believe yon blade is going to show the world that it's not just only two or three people he's going to get to come up and give us a broad a very good race. not a sport and formula one the west of us and it's now as plain pole position for sunday's belgian grand prix championship edging mclaren's lewis hamilton for top spot on the grades with the trials red bull team mate mark webber securing the third position for my avalanche and vengeance involved meanwhile fail