it is hi privilege to set beside juan gonzalez. i'll talk more about that introducing juan, but what is so thrilling as they launch this book tour that will take then across the country, is they are bringing back a story of heros and also of villains in the publishing industry, of villains and great writers who we have not heard about in one place, under one cover, until juan and joe, after seven years of deep research and even more than that, the wisdom of their life's experience, have now published "news for all the people: the epic store of race and american media" i hope everyone gets a copy and gets another copy to give to a library, college library, prison library, community center, everyone on c-span2 orders that book, and we welcome c-span to this wonderful evening. we began "democracy now!" on a few dozen community radio stations, now broadcasting on close 1,000 radio and television stations around the united states and around the world. [applause] >> for this very reason. to bring out the stories of people who did such gre

en los angeles juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.n georgia decenas de manifestantes se enfrentaron a la policÍa. los protestantes gritaron consignas y muchos cubrieron sus rostros en su marcha hacia el centro de atlanta. >> se despenalizarÁ la droga en algÚn momento? ya es un debate habitual entre analistas pero este fin de semana lo planteÓ al presidente de colombia juan manuel santos quien afirmÓ que estarÍa list a dar ese paso pero dentro de un acuerdo mundial. la declaraciÓn se produjo en un encuentro con escritores. asÍ el mexicano carlos fuentes reiterÓ que para Él la lucha contra el narcotrÁfico ya fracasÓ. j >> un encuentro de muy alto nivel puso de nuevo el dedo en

candidatos que compet por el oscar, el actor fue nominado por su pal en la película "a better life" juan carlos gonzálezo de los latinos. >>> yo sen que su actuación en better life" era para el oscar. >>> demián bichir con su participación en esta película, compite con george clooney con brad pitt entre otros, esto dijo bichir en una entrevista en "al punto". >>> better life, es la universalidad de cualquier padre del mundo para conseguir una mejor vida para sus hijos. >>> es la primera vez que el actor de 48 años es nominado para una estuatilla. >>> pero este papel, es la alidad de millon de personas que buscan "una mejor vida". >>> por eso se identifican con ella. >>> me identifico en muchos aspectos, porque uno deja su familia para venir a este país. >>> con la suerte de tener esta l e p >>> así llegamos al final del noticiero univisión, mañana desde phoenix, arizona, estaremos transmitiendo el noticiero univisión y ahí le haremos una entrevista exclusiva al presidee barack obama. >>> buenas nhes, maría elena salinas, y buenas noches a ustedes, gracias . >>> ahora está usted bien informado, noticiero

juan carlos gonzález/inmigrante mexicano 14:27:00 fijate que sí habia ahorrado no mas que hubo un movimiento turbio y se fue, pero sí sirvieron de algo los ahorros.. tambin se hablar de prstamos, cmo mejorar su crdito, la importancia de ahorrar para la jubilacin y para la universidad de nuestros hijos.. s.o.t. erica topete/asesora comerica bank 12:15;00 cada quincena puede ahorrar $50 sí hace una gran diferencia son $100 al mes, $1,200 al año que usted puede ahorrar y si su hijo tiene digamos 3, 4 años a la edad de 18 va a tener suficiente para cubrir todo el costo de su colegio.. esta es la primera vez que el consulado organiza la semana sobre educacin de finanzas.. s.o.t. cónsul 5:22:00 no tenemos una cultura de prepararnos para la vejez, no tenemos una cultura de ahorrar para cuando ya no seamos productivos, y este es uno de los intentos para acercar a la comunidad información al repecto.. el seÑor valdez s se prepar para la vejez. s.o.t. jesús valdez/jalisco, méxico 21:04:00 sí, sí ahorre para la jubilación tengo donde vivo 3 casitas que tengo estoy rentando de lo que he ahorrado.. s.o.t

competiran por el oscar, el actor fue nominado por su papel en la película "a better life" juan carlos gonzálezián bichir con su participación en esta película, compite con george clooney con brad pitt entre otros, esto dijo bichir en una entrevista en "al punto". >>> better life, es la universalidad de cualquier padre del mundo para conseguir una mejor vida para sus hijos. >>> es la primera vez que el actor de 48 años es nominado para una estuatilla. >>> pero este papel, es la realidad de millones de personas que buscan "una mejor vida". >>> por eso se identifican con ella. >>> me identifico en muchos aspectos, porque uno deja su familia para venir a este país. >>> con la suerte de tener esta l e p >>> así llegamos al final del noticiero univisión, mañana desde phoenix, arizona, estaremos transmitiendo el noticiero univisión y ahí le haremos una entrevista exclusiva al presidente barack obama. >>> buenas noches, maría elena salinas, y buenas noches a ustedes, gracias . >>> ahora está usted bien informado, noticiero univisión, su voz, su decisión ♪. ç

los Ángeles, se frustrarÍa, una escuela para adultos serÍa cerrada por problemas de dinero, juan carlos gonzÁlezun profesional de la salud. >>> cuando sepa hablar, y escribir bien, tomar clases de asistente de doctor. >>> esta escuela, estarÍa a punto de desaparecer, por problemas econÓmicos del distrito escolar de los Ángeles, afectando a 16 mil adultos que estudian cada aÑo. >>> el impacto serÍa devastador dice la asistente del director, hay adultos intentando aprender inglÉs, y los que quieren entrenamiento para una carrera corta, o incluso los quie quieren obtener un doctorado, como andrea, que escogiÓ la escuela por diferentes razones. >>> porque es gratuita, el nivel que ofrece es excelente, tiene un programa de inglÉs intensivo. >>> hay mucha preocupaciÓn. >>> todo se vendrÍa abajo, no tendrÍa cÓmo aprender inglÉs. >>> sus intenciones quedarÍan truncadas, el problema es mayor, se calcula que en todo el sistema de educaciÓn para adultos de los Ángeles, estudian aproximadamente 347 mil personas anualmente, mismas que se quedarÍan sin el programa los mÁs afectados los hispanos, representan e

en los angeles juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. a la policÍa. los protestantes gritaron consignas y muchos cubrieron sus rostros en su marcha hacia el centro de atlanta. >> se despenalizarÁ la droga en algÚn momento? ya es un debate habitual entre analistas pero este fin de semana lo planteÓ al presidente de colombia juan manuel santos quien afirmÓ que estarÍa list a dar ese paso pero dentro de un acuerdo mundial. la declaraciÓn se produjo en un encuentro con escritores. asÍ el mexicano carlos fuentes reiterÓ que para Él la lucha contra el narcotrÁfico ya fracasÓ. j >> un encuentro de muy alto nivel puso de nuevo el dedo en la llaga. la guerra frontal contra las drogas no estarÍa dando los resultados esperados y habrÍa que replantear la. de inmediato juan manuel santos, presidente de colombia apoyÓ la iniciativa pero con una condiciÓn: >> si el mundo entero, la toma. >> el mexicano carlos fuentes cuestionÓ la doble moral fra quien pone los muerto quienes consumen la droga. >> asÍ como mÉxico vio la colombianizacion ahora centroamer

---juan carlos gonzalez desde los angeles, nos reporta.

que la mayorÍa no tiene la credencial de elector y sin eso es imposible como le sucede a juan gervasio gonzÁleze equivale a una cifra muy pobre del. 18%. el presidente del ise estÁ muy optimista. en una semana esperan una levantada de registro. >> estamos en un 187% arriba respecto de la solicitud que habÍan recibido en el 2005, 2006. >> los tucanes de tijuana se sumaron a la campaÑa para promover el voto y aÚn asÍ no hay respuesta. una de las partes mÁs cuestionadas es por quÉ no se puede enviar la solicitud por vÍa electrÓnica. embajadores de canadÁ y estados unidos reconocen que son muchos requisitos para poder votar. >> hay una proporciÓn tambiÉn importante de los mexicanos allÁ que no tienen credencial, ni siquiera la del 2003. >> es hora de que muchos de nuestros connacionales crucen la frontera sin papeles, los pocos documentos que traen se deshacen de ellos. >> aÚn queda una semana para quÉ se registran los mexicanos y se pueda cambiar este triste escenario. >> algunos cÓnsules que se reunieron aquÍ en la secretaría de relaciones exteriores nos comentaron que mientras no se credencialic

also, juan gonzalez and joseph torres on the role segregation play inside the way news was reported sunday at 2 p.m. and marji ross on what it takes to be a successful female publisher and author sunday at 11:15 p.m. booktv, every weekend on c-span2. >> up next, tony horwitz recounts john brown's raid on a federal armory in harper's ferry in west virginia. mr. horwitz reports on john brown's early exploits to abolish slavery pronounced by acts of violence in kansas. his court trial following his capture and how his acts of defiance contribute today the national discussion of secession. this is about an hour. >> good evening. thank you all for coming. our thanks go to the historical museum for hosting us, to booktv for recording this presentation and especially to maggie richards at henry holt publishing for arranging this return visit by tony horwitz. midnight rising: john brown and the raid that sparked the civil war, invoked a familiar image for kansans, the larger than life abolitionist that adorns the walls of our state capitol in topeka. brown waged a bloody war that started in the ka

again, congratulations, juan gonzalez and joseph torres. [applause] [applause] i suspect there are some of you here with the review of books that we call the new york review of each other's books. the current issue has from the john hof ken's press some of the recent publications untitled confront a history. not the easiest thing to do. history is not an exact science in my relationship with contemporary students i am learning that they have quite a different perspective than i had growing up in a school. i was reading history. and now questions are being asked because history is not the exact science but it evolves and shifts and changes over the years particularly with respect to wars we see them early with the more patriotic memory with more perspective as time goes on sometimes it is there a controversial but that is history. is a changing process. people are beginning to understand that. but what james farwell has done here with the objective history certainly about certain parts of the world the main theme to stresses that history mat

again, congratulations, juan gonzalez and joseph torres. [applause] >> is there a nonfiction author or book you'd like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv@cspan.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> and now on booktv, james farwell talks about pakistan's political dynamics and the forces that shape the way pakistani leaders or act. this is -- leaders or act. this is about an hour and ten minutes. in. >> it suspect there's some of you here who may have been, as i have, a reader of the new york review of books, what we sometimes call the new york review of each other's books. but the current issue has an ad from the johns hopkins press about some of their recent publications. and it's entitled, "confronting history." not the easiest thing to do. and history is not really an exact science. in my relationship with contemporary students, i'm learning that they are quite, they have quite a different perspective than i had growing up in school when i was assigned a history book. it was history, i was reading history. and now

again, congratulations, juan gonzalez and joseph torres. [applause] now nowlan booktv chris derose discusses the creation of the bill of rights and the election that enable that with former economic analyst for the cia -- author of more than 25 books. this is just under 40 minutes. [applause] >> thanks so much to all of you for being here tonight. thanks to our gracious host, changing hands independent bookstores like these are a treasure and we should support them whenever he can. that is why no one is getting hundreds out her tonight until every copy over there is sold. [laughter] so my book is "founding rivals - madison vs. monroe" the bill of rights and the election that saved a nation. for those of you who showed up to see the lead guitarist of kids i regret to them for me that was last night. you know, poor as important as this project has become in myth life, i can scarcely rememberut the first time i learned about this historic congressional racn between to future presidents in 1789, but what i do remember is reading about it in a b

juan gonzalez and joseph tour as on the world's segregation played the way news was reported sunday at:00 p.m.. and marty nemerov on what it takes to be a successful female publisher and author at 11:15 p.m.. booktv every weekend on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you so much. >> thanks for coming. thank you. >> c-span's road to the white house coverage of politics taking on the campaign trail with the candidates. >> thanks for being here. appreciate that. watch c-span's coverage of the new hampshire primary on c-span television and on our web site c-span.org. ♪ >> now look at the tenth anniversary of the collapse of enron. hear from journalists and former enron vice president. the school for communication and journalism posted this 1-hour forum which took place at u.s. c in los angeles. [inaudible conversations] >> thanks for coming to this event. we have two distinguished panelists here. of course 2011 is an incredible opportunity to talk about corporate america and corporate collapse and we have an important lesson which we could look at here which is in fact exactly ten

juan gonzalez on the role that segregation played. margie ross on what it takes to be a successful female publisher and author. okok tv on c-span2. host: every wednesday we feature eight recent magazine article. this week the "christian science monitor" is our choice. joining us is mark trumbull, economic reporter with the magazine. good morning. thank you for being with us. let's look at the candidates that performed best at the iowa caucus. give us a breakdown of where they stand on things. .e'll start with mitt romney take us on what else he would do. guest: he has an interesting idea, exempting capital gains and dividends from taxation for people with household incomes $200,000.$1,00 on that front, a lot of the other republican candidates would cut taxes in ways that may be especially benefit the rich, he is saying i will call for an additional tax break on the middle and upper middle class. that is one key difference with him. he would repeal the estate tax and lower business tax rates. host: you say he would cut non security dis

also from news for all the people, juan gonzalez on the role of segregation played in the way news is reported. and marjory ross on what it takes to be successful in a publisher and author. sunday at 11:15 p.m. booktv every weekend on c-span2. >> "the associated press" is reporting that senior administration officials are saying that president obama will use a recess up limiting in richard cordray as the nation's chief consumer watchdog despite strong republican opposition. the president is likely to cause an uproar among republicans in congress to the white house containing the senate pro forma legislative sessions are a gimmick and, therefore, the president has the power to make a short-term appointment. we do expect the president to make that announcement today. he is holding a news briefing, and appeared in ohio and you can see that live at about 1:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> while mitt romney was the winner of last nights i was cocked and what was the closest caucus ever, beating out rick santorum by only eight votes, 30,015, 30,007. ron paul came in third with a close 21%. cbs

also from news for all the people, juan gonzalez and joseph torres on the role segregation when news margie ross on what it takes to be a successful female publisher and author sunday at 11:15 pm. booktv, every weekend on c-span2. >> next, a discussion on the economic challenges facing youth and their need to acquire necessary skills in education to compete in the future job market. this event was part of the closing session of the annual legislative conference of the national black caucus of state legislators. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> before i introduce our president-elect, i would like to apologize to the panel for running behind. we started our breakfast late, but we value your time. and thank you very much for waiting for us. representative joe armstrong, our president-elect. [applause] >> thank you, madam president, and certainly we won't to get on with this great panel, but first let me introduce our moderator. if you were at the corporate round table luncheon with melody hopson the other day, you realize the skill level of our moderator because sister hopson told it

also, juan gonzalez on the role of segregation and the way news reports it. margarie ross on what it takes to be a successful female publisher and author. "book tv" every weekend on c-span2. >> next, a mitt romney campaign rally. after that, newt gingrich holds a town hall meeting. then, rick santorum of the town hall meeting. mitt romney held a campaign erry, new hampshire. new hampshire holds the first in the nation provincial primary on tuesday. -- presidential primary on tuesday. [applause] [applause] >> good morning. how are you doing today? it is wonderful to be with you here, in pinkerton. i have the privilege of representing you in the senate. why are we here this morning? we are here because we are worried about america and the future of the american dream. that is why i am here. that is why i ran to represent you in the united states senate. i love our country. i love my two children. four years old, seven years old. i am really worried about the future our great country. but, i am so encourage because i am here today with mitt romney. [applause] we

also, juan gonzÁlez on the role of segregation played in the way news was reported sunday at 2 p.m.y ross i would take to be a successful female publisher and author. sunday at 11:15 p.m. tv every weekend on c-span2. that i do president obama came into office, talk about reform, so everybody leaned on the defense industry and the military from the neck down. and people leave out the one part that's going to make a difference which is the lawmakers. you know, go ahead and lose hundreds of jobs and in your just a. that's how that falls. that's where it always stops. but as editor of military.com, ward carroll provides members with news information and support. sunday he will discuss how american tax dollars are spent on the defense department and current procurement procedures at eight eastern and pacific. >> a discussion on margaret thatcher with author and historian amanda foreman. she wrote an article recently about the former british prime minister for "newsweek" and was a guest on "washington journal" last month. this is 40 minutes. >> host: this is our last segment of the day an

also, from news from all the people, juan gonzalez and joseph torres on the role segregation played inay news was promoted. and marji ross about what it takes to be a female publisher. >> now to concorde, new hampshire, from jon huntsman participated in a town hall meeting. he was endorsed by "the boston globe," a paper published in the state of mitt romney. the new hampshire presidential primary is this tuesday. this is about 50 minutes. >> thank you for being here. it is my pleasure to introduce ron begin jerry, who will have the pleasure of introducing our next presidential candidate, jon huntsman. >> good morning. john hunts -- jon hundredthman has served his country in various ways throughout his life. it is because of his deeply held conviction of service to country he's risen -- risen above washington politics. he reduced spending and taxes and in a spirit of unparalleled courage he stepped across the political divide and accepted a role as am bsdor to china where his business accruemen was used in the face of china's human rights railroad. he favors energy independence, tax and

everyone, to cooper union, and this momentous launch of a masseterpiece of the latest book of juan gonzalez, written together with joe torres, called "news for all the people: the epic story of race and the american media." >> no one could be more excited about this tonight than i am, and maybe, oh, joe and juan's parents and