bob woodwards interviews john dean, and sunday afternoon, anthony marks, president and ceo of the newyork library, sheafing on the lie -- shedding light on the library's past and sprint future. >> now senator jim demint spoke about his book, failing in love with america again, at the leadership summit in washington, dc. this is half an hour. >> all right. our next speaker is senator jim demint and i see some other people are filing in for it. i think you'll allow me -- for us to take the seventh inning stretch by standing up and saying the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. so, now, senator jim demint, who has written a book called "falling in love with america again." senator demint served in the u.s. house from '99 to 2000 then was the senator from south carolina, until he joined the heritage foundation as president in 2013. demint has a long record of public service, of fighting for freedom and conservati

booktv visited the new york public library, where we spoke with the library's president and ceo anthony mark, about the hoyt of the institution as well as its current operations and future. >> let's start with numbers. how big is the new york public library? how many employees, budget, et cetera? >> guest: a public library combines the largest circulating branch library system in america, 88 branches, in every neighborhood in the burroughs, as well as four important research libraries, this one being the crown jewel at the center of the system and also the shop berg center in hard -- harlem. we have 2100 employees, a budget of $280 million a year, operating, about half from the city of new york, largely to pay for the circulating library system in the neighborhoods. the other half comes from return of a billion dollar en.com that employs me, a trust, and that we raise somewhere between 80 and 100 municipal a year. there's also -- $100 million a year. there's also somewhere in the vicinity of 40 or $50 million a year of capital improvements, again mostly comes from the city but can also come

anthony, mark luschini, cathy wood, thank you very much. bill baruch we'll check back in a few minutes when the s&p futures close. dierdre: when we come back, he could be called the man with the crystal ball. he predicted last year's zap close within two points. david: wow. dierdre: he predicted start of current bull market. you will not believe what he is saying but you will want to hear about it. david: grab a pencil and piece of paper. u.s. orders two more airstrikes. more airstrikes to top isis, could that be in the cords? we'll have a former ambassador about that. dierdre: rapper versus rapper. the fight to dominate the headphone market a.m.ing up. dr. j making a deal with apple, $3 billion. you heard about that. 50-cent is fighting back. he will have a person to tell us all about the plans straight ahead. >> we want to hear from you. is the market right to shrug off worries what is happening this iraq which what appears is to be happening? tweet us @fbnatb. your answers coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a

also this weekend booktv visits new york public library and sits down with its president and ceo anthony marks to talk about the library's past, current operations and its future. adele levine recalls her experiences as a physical therapist at walter reed army medical center. you will see todd taken defend his controversial rape comment and books on the last days of the confederacy. all this and more, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors on c-span2. booktv, television for serious readers. >> booktv takes a look at the new york times list of best-selling non-fiction evokes. first on the list is laura homan brand's account of an olympic runner turned army air force bomber in unbroken. next is lynne vincent with heaven is for real followed by daniel james brown's boys in the boat, a look at the crew team and their quest for gold in the 1936 berlin olympics. .. and cheryl strayed ramps up the list with her remembrance of an

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. [music] paratransit is specialized transportation for seniors and people with disabilities who are unable to use the muni system. in san francisco, we're proud that we've had a paratransit program since 1978 long before it was mandated by the americans with disabilities act in 1990. san francisco is a unique city and our paratransit program reflects this. we have a network of services, including sf access van service, paratransit taxi, including wheelchair accessible ramp taxi and group van which serves groups of individuals going to a single location like a senior center. [music] >> i'm elsa scott and i'm a retired federal employee and i'm a native of san francisco. i use paratransit because, i've been using it for about six years because six years ago i had to start dialysis treatments at cpmc. so i'm very dependent on paratransit

anthony, mark so, louisiana. what do you think? caller: good morning. think police forces across america are getting too militarized. say thatlot of people we need this. i don't think so. when you are black, you get stopped for a seatbelt, your car get searched. , they had police everywhere, people pointing guns at them. if that would've been a bunch of black people pointing guns at police, it would have been a bloodbath. host: vic, independent caller. caller: i don't think they're too militarized. they talk about assault weapons. people can have them in their homes. , theseer thing protesters also they are peaceful. if i met a demonstration and then people begin to throw rocks and bottles, i'm going to leave. that cop is guilty. i want that guy to get the death penalty just like anybody else. it is like a plane crash. not many black people are shot. but it is wrong and it does happen. the thing is, the president should come on and tell us that anybody begins to become unruly and the crowd, they are going to feel the full weight of the united states gov

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. >> ♪ ♪ we are definitely pioneers in airport concession world a world of nationally if not entirely or internationally >> everybody is cop us right now. >> the people that were in charge of the retail this is where that began. >> i didn't think we would have a location at the airport. >> we've set the bar higher with the customer commerce. >> telling me about the operator and how you go about finding them and they get from being in the city to being in the airport. >> so first, we actually find a table and once we know what we want a sit-down we go to the neighborhoods in san francisco and other people seminary of the retail let us know about the rain water and are excited to have the local operators in the airport. >> we have to go going through the conceive selective process and they award a lease to the restaurant. >> they are pla

anthony? >> mark albert in washington. thanks, mark. >>> turning to the economy, it was one of those good news/bad news weeks. wall street stocks were down sharnly on friday closing at 14 093. we gapedined 209,000 jobs. cbs news financial contributor mellody hobson joins us from chicago. good morning. >> good morning. >> we saw the dow lose over 300 points on thursday down 2%. pretty big drop. what do you think the market is signaling right now? >> i don't think it's signaling much right now. i don't want to overstrap indicate indicate. we had earnings come out. some of them were weak. we had a lot of gop news. of course, ukraine continues to be a story. gaza continues to be a story. and then argentina defaulted. and that was something unexpect. last but not least you have the jobs number which was a little bit soft. these factors all together caused a rough week but i would not extrapolate it caused a lot. >> i've heard a lot from you and anthony. you both taught me where the jobs were added really mattered. in this jobs r

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. please give it up fo teacher of the year (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're really excited about the leadership in san francisco there's no doubling doubt he's serious about public education please join me that welcoming mayor ed lee. this pick is part of an overall appreciation for the best school district in the country san francisco (clapping) in the morning a competition between us and oakland or san jose but how we're going to utilize audio innovation center to produce the best educated and compassionate kids that learn about life as well as arts and science and technology i know if he were to ask you you'd say thank you but i'm really representing many more of my colleagues, we know that's how you feel i'm going to ask you take it in. just take it in (laughter) >> this is about all of you. >> our first award is missing ms. marissa mill

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned.

anthony? >> mark albert on martha's vineyard in massachusetts. thanks, mark. >>> for more on the situation in iraq, we turn to bobby gauche managing editor of the business news quartz. good morning. >> good morning. >> you say al qaeda . >> you say this is worse, why? >> al qaeda was bad and kill add lot of people but these guys are much more systematic much more ruthless much more brutal and they herd people into what looks like concentration camps and shoot them down like nazis do. they're indiscriminate. it appears they hate everybody. they'll kill fellow muslims, christians, other religious minorities, anybody who disagrees with this incredibly narrow and perverted view of islam that they have. in sheer ruthlessness and efficiency. al qaeda sort of the soldiers -- or the terrorists of al qaeda are willing to die for a cause. these guys want to kill for a cause and then they want to control territories. not enough to kill. they want to create a state. that's a level of a mission we've not seen from any other terrorist group in the middle east.

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned.. >> hey entices neiman here and this week is no expectation that is the weekly buzz pr this wednesday checkout people in the placing the 24 market street music festive puts on sdmerntsdz from july to october and this 13 join us from high waters at 12:00 p.m. shatter and this week is the summer exams and think about this is the adults camps and learn are about the great outdoors and plus settle into our camping bags for a scene of the crime of the movie and the festival is a outdoor based on the stories feature original songs and colorful screeny this musical is definitely one for the whole family. and that's the weekly buzz invest it is sfgovtv.org and click on

city, then life on the road was the subject of our sunday morning cover story reported by anthony mason and mark strassmann. .. >> what does a billionaire expect in a dream house? >> each of the penthouse has a small cabana and swimming pools. >> architect river meyer shows us his new miami beach condos but could the new penthouse at the meant cal of woolworth tower top them all. >> living large later on sunday morning. >> if living that large isn't really an option consider going mobile. the trailer may be leading the way in affordable housing. >> it is an economic solution. it is a sustainable solution. >> today's mobile home is a lot more than a box on wheels. ahead on sunday morning. >> osgood: design includes fashion, of course. one of the up and coming stars of the fashion world these days happens to be one of the reigning stars on the tennis court. rita braver drops in on venus williams. >> and i always wanted to play like venus williams. but now he is hoping they want to dress like her as well. >> the clothing line is called 11. >> where did that name come from? >> 11 stands for being be

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. >> [gavel] the commission will please come to order and the second will call the roll. >> commissioner singer. >> present. >> commissioner taylor-mcghee. >> present. >> commissioner chow. >> present. >> commissioner sanchez. >> present. >> car da. commissioner karshmer. >> applicant. >> the -- present. >> the second item and i was on vacation and the minutes are an earlier version of the resolution you passed. the updated version should be in your pile so the minutes should reflect the final resolution. >> commissioners we're prepared for a motion to accept the minutes and with the fact that the final version of the resolution will be in the minutes. motion please. >> i move. >> there is a motion and a second already. are there any corrections to the minutes? >> i had a question. >> sure. >> on the request for follow up from human re

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. >> good afternoon, everyone. this is not a new version of q and a time if you're wondering but we have a major announcing announcement to make and something that all of us and particularly the people that are standing behind me want to really thank them for working hard for us and a number of people throughout the city realizing our city is more expensive and work families mr. taylor those who eastern minimum wage have struggled longer hours to try to make end meet and recognizing we'll have a tremendous effort being given to sustain jobs in the city and want to continue doing that but beyond the jobs how much you that make and so you can pay the high rents and all the things that costs sometimes beyond our control are increasing i'm grateful that last year, we made this announcement and he repeated it earlier this year at the state

mark anthony >> with that, i want to thank sfgovtv for their coverage with mel and tholg and with that colleagues wish everyone a wonderful recess and next open september 2nd michelle's. there's no further business. . ladies and gentlemen, we're adjourned. august 26, 2014. city of san francisco >> public utilities commission >> let's call this meeting to order 1:30. tuesday august 26, 2014. jasmine, please read the roll. city clerk: commissioner courtney, veet or, moran, torres, caen is expected shortly. >> next item, to prove the minutes of august 12th #shgs , 2014. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment? seeing none. i will call for a vote. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> opposed ? the motion carries. next item is general comment. if you are interested in speaking on items not on today's agenda, please fill out a card. first card i have here is from francisco decost a. >> good afternoon commissioners, jasmine and ms. hood. i see you are going to have a new secretary -- or back up. that's good. i want to bring today attention of the commissioners a number of things

and sunday afternoon at five, anthony marks, president and ceo of the new york public library, sheds light on the library's past, present and future. booktv, television for serious readers. >> a live look here at the washington hilton where the airline pilots' association international is hosting its annual conference in washington d.c. more live coverage beginning in just a few moments at this event. a panel constitution on pilot health -- discussion on pilot health and occupational safety getting set to start shortly. later at 3 p.m. eastern time, a look at ways to modernize the air space system. our live coverage of the airline pilots' association international annual conference continues this afternoon here on c-span2. elsewhere on the c-span networks, today at 2:00 c-span will be showing you an ebola hearing with reports of over 900 deaths in west africa countries due to the ebola virus. congressman chris smith, the chair of the house subcommittee on global health, has scheduled an emergency hearing today to examine international efforts underway to contain the virus and explore

woodward interviews john dean on the watergate scandal, and sunday afternoon at five annie marks -- anthony marks shed lights on the library's past, present and future. booktv, television for serious readers. >> we want to hear from you. tweet us your feedback at twitter.com/booktv. >> the book "migration miracle" examines how religious groups assist immigrants from mexico and central america and how faith inspires them to make the journey north. booktv interviewed the author, a professor at the university of north carolina. this is a half hour. >> host: unc professor jacqueline maria hagen. what's this picture on the coffer of your new -- cover of your newest book, "migration miracle." >> guest: it's a cross. and it's a cross on top of a mountain, and the mountain is situated along the u.s./mexico border. and it's symbolic of the many migrants who have died in their attempts to cross the border into the united states, doing so without papers, without authorization. and as we though from, as you may know and the media's told us, the numbers of fatalities, of migrant fatalities are increasing, and

former counsel for president nixon john dean on the watergate scandal and sunday afternoon at 5:00, anthony marksheds light on the library's past, present, and future. book tv, television for serious readers. >>> the house oversight committee recently heard an update from irs commissioner john koskinen about his agency's response about congressional oversight and inquiries into alleged targeting of conservative groups. representative jim jordan of ohio is the subcommittee's chair and pennsylvania's matt cartwright is the ranking member. >>> committee will come to order. we want to thank our witness for being here again, and we'll start with some opening statements. i'll started first by recognizing the chairman of the full committee, the gentleman from california, mr. issa. >> thank you. commissioner, i know this is unprecedented to have a commissioner of the irs in front of this committee so often. i appreciate the fact you've been willing to be briefed and participate even beyond our requests at times. as we continue to explore a number of questions, the time line of the crash, the inconsistenc

anthony. today marked one week since a 6.0 earthquake hit napa. today businesses are back up and running. is enlisting help from southern california. this napa picture with the stanley caught brought fans out. it was yellow tagged after the quake, but it's now back open with a limited inventory of rooms. the current l.a. kings own r has land in sonoma. nine out of ten restaurants there are also back open. >> well, a happy ending for the search of a missing elderly woman thanks to a search dog. she is back home this morning. this exclusive video shows the grandmother arriving at the home she left wednesday, the day she was reported missing. every day since the saerj tems grew. until yesterday when she was found in a creek bed less than a half mile from her home. she had been sleeping in the creek beds for three nights with no medication, food or water. >>> california could be the the first state to ban plastic bags. governor brown is deciding whether he will sign that bill that legislators passed on friday. many cities already ban plastic bags. but this bill would take it statewide and pro

mark anthony, colocÓ la primera piedra de un orfanato en barranquilla, colombia. llevar este proyecto tambiÉn a perÚ y a mÉxico. aunque sebastiÁn ruly y angelique boyer sigue negando su romance, pero fotos de la pareja siguen circulando en la redes. ellos continÚan allÍ y actÚan juntos en una obra de teatro, como saben como por diferentes ciudades de mÉxico. feliz y emocionado estÁ el cantautor roberto carlos, con su regreso mÉxico. >> con un cÁlido abrazo, nos recibiÓ roberto carlos, y nos contÓ lo emocionado que sabe puede reencontrarse con su pÚblico mexicano. >> yo veo una cosa que me hace muy bien, las miradas, estas miradas de cariÑo, de amor. yo siento eso en las miradas. y eso me hace muy bien. >> sobre su nuevo disco, nos revelÓ que en el habla de el hombre ideal que toda mujer quisieren contraer. >> creo que todos nosotros tenemos que mantener una elegancia en todo lo que hacemos. los hombres tambiÉn, principalmente los hombres. porque para llegarse a una mujer, mejor, la elegancia funciona mucho. >> ¿ sigue siendo un amante a la antigua? >> sÍ, un amant

sunday, anthony marks, president and ceo of the new york public library sheds light on the library's past, present, and future. >> for over 35 years c-span brings public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, conferences, and offering coverage of the u.s. house as a public service of industry. we are c-span created by the cable industry 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. "washington journal" continues. host: we are back with sabrina siddiqui, political reporter with the "huffington post," talking about the politics of the august recess. congress has left washington. they are going back and talking to constituents. town hall meetings. all 435 up for reelection in november. the border legislation, what are republicans going to need to say to constituents or explain to them when they go back home? guest: i think a lot of the republican strategy is to blame this on the president. the argument that they ma

and the scandal with sunday afternoon of 5:00, anthony marks, president and ceo of the new york public library shedding light on the library's past, .resent, and future for serious readers. on thea discussion israeli-palestinian conflict and a recent poll conducted about americans attitudes towards arabs and muslims. from washington journal, this is 45 minutes. " continues. host: joining us now is james the arab american institute founder and president. what has to go into a long-term cease-fire in gaza? guest: a long-term cease-fire has to include really for the people of that very depressed strip of land. anita and opening to the outside world, and it is not just sincehama -- since hamas took over. since 1994 there was a restriction on labor crossing gaza, and israel is not allowing imports are experts for gaza to freely deal with the outside world. source of largest wealth were day labor jobs in israel. when they close the border, unemployment skyrocketed, and we are still at the point where gaza cannot import or export freely, and the result is 70% youth unemployment, very limited

sunday afternoon at 5:00, anthony marks, president and ceo of the library sheds light on the libraries past, frequen pred future. >>> american history tv on c-span three this weekend. friday night at eight eastern, watergate, 40 years later with a cbs special report and president nixon's address to the nation. saturday at noon eastern, a live call in program, with author and journalist john ferrel on nixon's scandal that ended his administration. sunday night at 8:00 on the series, the presidency, gerald ford becomes the 38t 38th president of the united states. this weekend on c-span three american history tv. >>> we ended with our viewers, and that is the immigration bill. congress didn't do anything. so i'm going to act alone. should the gop -- how should the gop respond, if he does that? >> first of all, the "washington post" reports out, it's not a question of whether you like or don't like particular policies, it really is a really radical and i think almost unprecedented and illegitimate use of presidential power to suddenly amnesty, four or 5 million people, no one ever thought

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marks,afternoon anthony president and c.e.o. of the new york public library, sheds light past, present's and future. book tv, television for serious readers. the u.s. african leader summit way in washington d.c. a three-day conference bringing together nearly 50 heads of governments. the summit began with a world bank for you on trade and africa thatn included comments from secretary of state john kerry and u.s. trade representative michael froman. this is 45 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. esteemed delegates, my name is mike frohman. i serve as the u.s. trade representative kirk year it on behalf of president obama asked trade representative. >> on behalf of president obama i am pleased to welcome you to 13thngton d.c. and to this annual agoa forum. this takes place on the eve of the first ever u.s.-africa leader summit, the them of which is investing in the next generation. and this takes place just over a expiration ofe the legislation authorizing this meeting provides particularly unique and timely discussing aa, agoa,

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. >> the summer marks three years since casey anthony was found not guilty, if you will remember, ofold daughter, caylee. since then, she has been living her life in hiding. our next guest helped prove her innocence and he stands by her today. he is one of casey anthony's lawyers. how prosecutors and the media conspire against the accused. mason, good morning, thanks for joining us. >> good morning to you. >> she is in hiding today but can you give us any more than that? >> kell, casey is not necessarily in hiding. it is not like she is hiding behind draperies and doors. she is in a protected location where people don't know where she is. unfortunately, even today, there are still too many people that don't have any value in our constitution and want to reign in abuse of power and still try to accuse her of that which she has been acquitted of. she is afraid to go outside where people can confront her and continue to threaten her. >> you say she is living with a friend and doing clerical work for a job. you say that there are people out there who, you know, are not respecting our jus