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please end us an e-mail or call us. we're going to be making some serious budget decisions and i want to make sure your voices are heard. i want to emphasize public housing is to me and it's great to see him here. we grew up and i want to thank the mayor for making housing that's priority in the city. so thank you so much for being here and actress i want to thank everyone for coming out. just in the youth cards alone we had 60. i'm really proud i tried to pick from board categories we have a lot of seniors and youths and from a board range of cuts from mental health to hiv and we've heard about homeless and i shelters and dropping programs. but i did look through all the cards i got a real good sense of who came out tonight. i hold office hours twice a month please continue to come over the next month. thank you. (clapping) >> okay we're not going to close out the budget until we've read every single card. i'm going to make sure our staff look at every one of those for the time you gave us tonight. i want to thank the

an archbishop. let us know what you're reading this summer. tweet us@booktv. post it on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail.ugh it was the midpoint of the war and more people died after than before it. why does it still seem so large in national memory? consider the statistics. three days of fighting, july 1st through 3rd, 1863, 7,000 killed. 33,000 wounded. some of whom later died. and 11,000 missing. staggering total of 50,000 casualties in one three-day period. >> the 150th anniversary of the battle of getties berg. live all day coverage next sunday starting at 9:30 eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> now on booktv an encore presentation of c-span's q & a program. author and rolling stone contributing editor michael hastings who died in a car crash on june 18th discovered his book "operators" it expanded on the 2010 article hastings wrote for rolling stone magazine that lead to the resignation of general stanley mccrystal. he talks about how he was granted access and how he took notes and recorded conversation. the program originally aired on january 29, 2012. and it's about an hour. ..

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. >> we early morning you to give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. we're back in a moment. >>> we want to recap and update our breaking news now. within the last hour, barts unions have officially given notice that they'll go on strike. that means they will shut down on monday if there's no deal reached. both sides continue to negotiate. that's the upside there. transit leaderings warned that it would create massive headaches. if you're around here in 1997 during bart's last strike, you know the gridlock that it caused on so many freeways. that can still work out a deal in the next 72 hours. >>> hi, everybody. >>> no giants tonight, no as and the warriors didn't really have a pick in the nba graft. but then the warriors started wheeling and dealing. they selected serbian guard. one of the best guards in all of europe. can play both positions, point or two guard. good at taking the ball to the rack. meanwhile, the sack ra men toe kings had the 7th overall pick. they chose ben mclamore out of kansas with the pick. and there were reports earlier in the

an e-mail. >> you make some great points. we would like to have you talk with us on camera. he refused fo talk with us. >> joy chew read about the dangers but said better warning would have made her understand how deadly that lava pool was. >> it shouldn't have to take deaths to be able to make changes like that. he was the most beautiful man i'll ever know. >> e lease kirchner reporting for us from hawaii. >>> when we return broughtle pictures selling the story of a traffic stop gone wrong. why nearly two years later this truck driver is still looking for answers. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> it started

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tweet us @booktv, post it on our facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> the famous passage in one of william faulkner's novels, he said for every southern boy 14 years old or older, it's still 1:00 in the afternoon on july 3rd, 1863. picket's charge hasn't happened yet. it's all on the line. and they can, in their imagination, say this time, maybe this time victory, independence. so in the minds of, i think, both northerners and southerners, northerners at the time but southerners more in retrospect, this payment the mythic moment -- this became the mythic moment of victory and defeat. >> the 150th anniversary of the battle of gettysburg live all day, sunday, june 30th, on american history tv on c-span3. >> are you interested in being a part of booktv's online book club? our selection this month is sheryl sandberg's book, "lean in: women, work and the will to lead." in "lean in," ms. sandberg, who's the coo of facebook, discusses why it's still difficult for women to achieve leadership roles in the united states. she also talks about her own career choices and exper

if you want to have your say, do find us online or send us an e- mail.d schrade in malaysia has done just that. he's commented on our report on the football professionals who campaign for the environment in namibia. he writes -- "this is a very good idea. german football players are famous all around the world. having football players promote and show how it's done is a very good marketing idea. hope you are successful. here in malaysia it is very difficult to get things moving toward protecting the environment. but never give up." well, thank you, roland. i am sure the german football players will be glad to hear that. and that was "global 3000." thanks for watching. from me and the whole global team here in our berlin studios, bye-bye. >> crossing a red line, the u.s. says the syrian government has used chemical weapons against the rebels. the white house shays it will now begin providing military -- white house says it will now begin providing military support to the opposition. world news from al jazeera. also ahead -- defying a final warning. demons

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you can send us an e-mail to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> largest gang case in santa clara history. 34 gang members indicted on selling drugs to murder were all in court. nbc bay area's marian favre joins us in san jose with the story. >> reporter: it was very intense this afternoon as 27 men and seven women filed into the same courtroom for their arraignment. the nuestra gang. they came in wearing chains on their arms. some wore ankle chains. the charges were from murder to robberies to assault. many of the defendants pled guilty and waived their rights to a speedy trial. but one defense attorney who represents one of the alleged gang members facing drug charges was very critical of how the district attorney's office is handling the indictment. >> a lot of these cases by themselves wouldn't make it to a jury. and take a look. how many of these cases are for sale of meth? and the witness? their witnesses are people trying to work off pretty serious crime of their own. >> reporter: today a spokesman with the d.a.'s office said prosecutors will be focusing on doing their job and not comi

post it on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >>> "norman rockwell: a life." the author describes the artist as a complianted man who -- and earned millions of dollars is now seen in a more positive light by a new generation of critics. laura appeared on book notes in 2001. when did you get interested in the artist? >> 1994-'95. i went to cooperstown, the baseball hall of fame with my children, and i got very bored at some point looking at all of this baseball memorabilia. but in the room there's an exhibition of good art on different sports subjects, and there was one that i had never seen before, but i just it rivetted my attention because of the striking color and the use of form. it was norman rockwell's "calling the game" i started thinking, mcgee, it's something i don't know about because the image of norman rock well. >> what is your image of norman rockwell now? >> that's an interesting question. as a person, since it's a biography, as a person of highly intelligent and shrewd. depressive, honorable, deeply honorable, very, very talented. i would say

post a message on our facebook wall, tweet us or send us an; e-mail. >> even though gettysburg was themidpoint to have war and more people died after than before, why does it still loom so large in national memory? consider the statistics. three days of fighting, july 1st through 3rd, 1863. 7,000 killed. 33,000 wounded, some of whom later died. and 11,000 missing. staggering total of 50,000 casualties in one three-day period. >> the 150th anniversary of the battle of gettysburg. live all-day coverage from the gettysburg national military park next sunday starting at 9:30 eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> you've been watching booktv, 48 hours of programming beginning saturday morning at 8 eastern through monday morning at 8 eastern. nonfiction books all weekend, every weekend right here on c-span2. >> you're watching public affairs programming on c-span2. here's a look ahead. next, "the communicators" continues its series of interviews from the cable show in washington with the presidents of cox communications and espn. then critics of the nsa data collection program voice t

if you have a tip for anyone in our investigative unit, we urge you to give us a call or send us an e-mail directly to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >>> just about 13 hours to go. that's when the decade long fight over same sex marriage could come to an end. the supreme court will announce its ruling just after 7:00 our time. we're live outside the supreme court in washington, d.c. and people are already in line for one of those coveted seats inside the supreme court. >> reporter: that's right. as you can see, people are in line waiting to secure a seat inside to view this historic ruling come down on gay marriage. about 25 people are in line. some are playing cards just to pass the time. today hear was a lot of and t s anticipation for the ruling, a ruling that was put off for one more day. she and her partner got out of their suburban wondering if today was going to be the day. >> a lot of people here have worked so hard to get to this moment, winning state after state of. >> reporter: and so was jason, a native. >> everybody deserves a family, regardless of whether they love a man or a

you can share your response on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. any sign ben bernanke might not be fed chairman much longer. jane king has the bloomberg business report. good morning. it is the deadline date for chrysler. toy have until midnight report about jeeps. the models are safe. yahoo! received as many as 13,000 requests for information in the past six months. most related to fraud and criminal investigation. president obama says the fed chairman stayed in his post longer than he wanted. the ferret kicks off a policy meeting today. stocks wereing, higher yesterday. the unofficial start of summer. oreos are here. targete now available at for three bucks a pack. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. it isn't broke, do not fix it. handle.tuff, i can we are in a general risk for thunderstorms. f we get any pockets of sun, there could be some stronger scattered storms and isolated flooding and maybe some small hail. this isn't isolated a threat. general

send us an e-mail. >> up next, the hoover institution thomas hendricks and was interviewed about this book, america and rogue states in which she looks at the u.s. handling of countries like north korea and pre invasion. this interview was recorded at the hoover institution on the campus of stanford university. >> watching book tv on c-span2. on location on the hoover institution at stanford university interviewing some scholars and professors. right now we are joined by thomas hendrickson, america and the rogue states is the name of his book. dr. hendrickson, how do you define a rogue state? >> well, it is an easy definition. it is a start definition because we used to think there states that manufacture or try to manufacture. many nuclear weapons, biological weapons, chemical weapons. and also happen to be dictatorships, human-rights violators of international law. so the definition is pretty precise. i think most people understand. when we mention rogue states certain states come to mind easily. we think of north korea. we thought of it the same way before the invasion. and the

or send us an e-mail at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> if you're headed out to the airport for tomorrow morning, the winds look like they were impacting the area. anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour across the bay area. we had max wind gusts in novato. we expect it to stay windy throughout the next 24 hours. if you have an airplane ticket and you're heading out for tomorrow morning, do expect major delays. right now we're running three hours behind. at last check on the faa's website, that's going to trickle over to tomorrow morning, with low clouds in place, expect delays for tomorrow morning. we can expect clouds for the bay and the interior valleys. tomorrow tea going to clear out quicker. and we expect sunshine in the east bay and south bay. not a hot day for us, even by 4:00 p.m., we're looking at mid-70s inland. live hd sky camera network, you can see on your hd screen toward the top, that's part of the marine layer moving throughout the south bay. up toward oakland, not looking too bad, a few areas of patchy fog that's developed across the east bay, overall downtown looking goo

send us an e-mail. or tweet us. >> here is a look at some books being published this week. >> what would the world be like if this other in confederacy was on the southern border of the data sets of america? think for a minute of the united states from baltimore all the way down through the gulf coast, the end of texas that would be a foreign territory, would not be part of the united states? in fact, the united states would have no real access to either the atlantic or the caribbean, except for baltimore north as far as boston. not very good harbors anyway, so all of this stuff, that atlantic coast of the united states could easily be blockaded. everything has to be funneled through there. does not mean the united states would collapse in its own weight. means that the united states would no longer have anywhere near the presence in the western hemisphere in terms of dealing with prevention. >> more this weekend as book tv and american history tv look at the history and literary life. today at noon eas

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tweet as @booktv, posted at our facebook page, or send us an e-mail. >> the parallels to the way you talk about the evolution of edison finally perfecting the incandescent light and the way that we often talk about the evolution of computing as well. you have actually spell some of these out, and i just want you to talk about those. first of all, you talk about ended debunk the notion that most great price stems from the single brilliant inventor alone in the lab. there is a eureka moment, of flash of brilliance and the innovation happens in that isolation and not so much in the ecosystem. all three of those things you take, early in the book and say, that is not really what happened can you talk a little bit about that and what you learn? >> partly a think people long for that story. that is exciting and accessible to people. it is a lot more complicated to understand the exchange of ideas , the competition for relative patents, the battles over the marketplace. it is much easier to think of these great ideas as being passed down to us by the mount rushmore of technological creativi

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