yale could enroll hundreds more with the online program.nology is slowly changing the ivory tower. >> how much does it cost? yale is $900 million a year. the online program is half that. >> if you can get in great. if you can pay for it better. >>> the president digging in their heels in the iran negotiations. he is trying to show iran who is in charge. "new day" has the story. >>> 47 senators have written the open letter to iran. >> vice president biden lashing out. >> i think it is ironic. unusual coalition. >> this is particular fraternity is off the campus. >> the racism is alive and well. >> the chant it exists in 2015 is sad. >>> i'm happy to see the people of iraq rise up. >> the bloody struggle for control of tikrit. >> they expect to take tikrit within days. >> i could hear the brakes. >> within seconds. >> a loud impact. >> the engine and trailer in the air. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." tuesday, march 10th. we have all outpolitical war with the president and congress. 48 republicans

the same standards apply to the campus and online program.1,000 people apply for 40 spots on campus each year. yale tells the journal it could enroll hundreds more with the online program. >> interesting to see that. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> oklahoma outrage. growing disgust over a video showing fraternity students chanting a racist song. a fraternity is now closing its doors. shutdown as the university mulls expulsions. we have the latest. >>> senate republicans warning iranians the final say of the nuclear deal rests with congress. their overtue is not sitting well with the white house. >>> and isis on the ropes in the key city of tikrit. the shi'a militia is gaining ground. now the top general is expecting to defeat isis. we have a live report from baghdad minutes away. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the fallout from the disturbing video at the university of oklahoma. the racist chant by some fraternity members has led the national sigma alpha

>> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> each year the chief of staff of the air force assembles a list of books he recommends for servicemen and women. here's the 2015 list. >> and that's a look at the air force chief of staff's book list. >> here's a look at some of the upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. let us know about book fairs and special in your area and we we happy to add into our lives. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> any of you have done research, especially graduate level research, know that it's very slow and i found myself struggling with the equipment and vacuum bombs and so the progress was incremental at best. writer in the time so it was very dear to me developed a severe case of lupus -- right around that time. in an effort to help her i ended up going to support group meetings and talking to doctors come and just gradually got more interested in medicine as a way to help her but also what was i thinking he was how much was uncharted in medicine, how little was known about, for example, lupus or chronic disea

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here is a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. this weekend the city of new orleans is hosting the tennessee williams literary festival. next, the san antonio book festival will take place on the eleventh of april. look for some of this festival's programs to air on booktv in the following week. on april 18th and nineteenth booktv will be live from the university of southern california for the 20th annual los angeles times festival of books. on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis, md.. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we will add them to your list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. here is a look at some books that are being published this week. look for these titles in bookstores this coming weekend watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> if you asked what do the british fear dean most they thought it sterling gained were fanatics but they knew their numbers as they engaged mostly in political

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the new jersey career transitional education program is an online program aimed at helping people who live in institutions get jobs. officials say the funding they have will now provide assistance to about 20 people. the money will help cover the cost of tuition as well as loan them laptops to take the courses. >>> owning property at the jersey shore about to get more expensive. >>> the one big cost that's about to climb for thousands of homeowners who have homes or vacation properties near the beach. >>> recapping one of our top stories today. a baby murder investigation in south jersey. this millville man is in custody today, charged with killing his 9-week-old stepdaughter. the infant had blunt force injuries to the back of her head snoop. >>> later, the price of admission admission. why a ticket alone won't be enough to get you into citizens bank park to see your fighting phils this season. >>> we're seeing pretty nice conditions outside right now, but i am tracking spring snow at least for parts of the area in my exclusive nbc10 seven-day forecast. ♪ i am never getting married. n

keep watching for more here on c-span 2 and watch our past programs online at booktv.org. during booktv's recent visit to galveston, texas, we toured the galveston book shop with owner sharon washington, dc who rebuilt the story after it was destroyed by hurricane ike in 2008. >> we're in storm alert as powerful hurricane ike closes in on the gulf coast. you can probably count the hours before landfall. we're talking on one hand. >> absolutely. the impact paul take a look at these waves crashing over the sea wall in galveston texas. now, this sea wall is 16 feet tall so imagine how high the waves. >> this is truly amazing what ike is dishing out right now. this is the worst we have seen, obviously, for the past two hours or so since we have been here in houston the past two days. the problem is -- my goodness. i mean really, this is mind-blowing what we're withing right now and being able to broadcast to you live. i've never witnessed anything like this in my career. >> when we came down here, we tried to be prepared. we brought overalls and shoveled and first aid kits, an

you can watch this and all their other programs online at c-span.org/history. >> this sunday, on q&a the director of the watchdog program on how doctors are lobbied on which medications to prescribe. >> while it is illegal for a company to market a drug before it has been approved by the fda it is not illegal to market a disease. drug companies have invented diseases are exaggerated the importance of certain conditions or exaggerated the importance of a particular mechanism of a drug, for example, and then blanketed medical journals and medical meetings send other venues with these messages that are meant to prepare the minds of clinicians to accept a particular drug and also the minds of consumers to accept a particular condition. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> former national security council and officials from the nixon administration discuss nixon's attempts to normalize relations with china in the 1970's. they detail secretary henry kissinger's visit and nixon's official visit one your later.

. >> you and watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here is a look at some books being published this week. former new york city police commissioner bernard kerrimac shares the story of his fall from grace and explains how his time in prison changed his view of the american justice system. gary scott smith look at religion has influence lives and policies of presidents in religion in the oval office. >> look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> you are watching booktv and c-span2. nonfiction books and authors every weekend booktv, television for serious readers. >> we bring you coverage of the 20th annual virginia festival of books with panels on vietnam, politics, corruption and the climate. on afterwards peter wallace and argues government housing policies caused the 2008 financial crisis. eric stackhillsback discusses isis and geoffrey sax on achieving a sustainable energy goal and grow more fair and a report on two decades of academic fraud at the university of north carolina. for complete televis

the new jersey career transitional education program is an online program aimed at helping people who live in institutions find jobs. they say the funding they have now will provide assistance to about 20 people. the money will help cover the cost of tuition as well as loan them laptops to take the courses. >>> as you can tell spring hasn't exactly sprung just yet, but there are ways you can start preparing your lawn for the warmer weather when it eventually comes. experts say you should give the soil additives and nutrients to help it thrive. but resist the urge to overfert lidz. they also say the biggest problem in the spring are the weeds that pop up. the simplest truck to wipe them out is an all-in-one application. >> weed and feed is the best way to go. it's going to weed out any kind of pesky weeds, clover dandelions things like that, and feed the grass throughout the season. >> experts also want to remind to you water your lawn. they recommend 30 minutes for ten days straight for new growth. for maintenance one inch a week until the heat of the season. >> we're all feeling like

keep watching for more here on c-span2, and watch any of our past programs online at c-span.org. after one now. >> host: now joining us on book tv's politics professor at princeton melissa lane who has written a new book called "the birth of politics: eight greeks and roman political ideas and why they matter". professor, professor where the greeks and romans successful politicians? >> they managed to develop the 1st democracy in athens producing works of art, literature, and political institutions. voting for example, which will make -- remains fundamental to politics today. the romans a republic for 500 years and and an empire for about another 500 years. depending upon your measure of success they have a lot to offer. >> host: what were some of the similarities? >> guest: that is an interesting question. both of them really emphasized this role of election and a fundamental role for the people in setting the terms of legitimacy. so that is true and greek democracy and the roman republic. for example in the roman republic no law can be passed without being passed by a popular a

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> each year the chief of staff of the air force assembles a list of books he recommends for service men and women. here's the 2015 list. to begin, norwegian air force colonel explores the lives of 12 men who have shaped the history of air combat in, air commanders. next on the list is no place to hide. the story of retired air force neurosurgeon w. lee warren who spent 120 days working in a tent hospital in iraq. in cyber security and cyber war, pw singer and allen freedman trace the development and future implications of cyber warfare. the -- examines how cultures between western militaries and nonwestern allies in beer, bacon and bullets. on the reading list is team of rivals by doris kearns goodwin which explores lincoln and his cabinet in the noise the boat, the story of the university of washington rowing crew that won a gold medal in the 1936 berlin olympics. wrapping up the list is a collection of books on the importance of professionalism, need for focus and work place leadership strategies and that's a look at th

keep watching for more here on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. this weekend we're visiting galveston, texas, with the help of our local cable partner comcast. up next, we visit with author andrew hall whose book "civil war blockade running on the texas coast" explores galvestons' role in the civil war. >> people don't think of texas as being, playing much of a role in the civil war because they're more familiar with a lot of the battles and a lot of the struggles that took part in the eastern united states gettysburg, of course, sharpsburg or antitam. they think of the campaign in georgia and sherman's march from atlanta to savannah in late 1864 and up through the carolinas in late 1865. sometimes they'll think about the campaigns that took place in tennessee and mississippi. for example, the siege of vicksburg. there weren't a lot of major military actions that took place in texas. and so that -- texas sometimes doesn't get the attention that it probably should. galveston's role in the civil war was an important one.

you can do this in all of our other programs online at c-span orcs/history -- c-span.org/history. announcer: you are watching american history tv. it 48 hours every week. follow us on twitter for information on the schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with history news. each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival films that help to tell the story of the 20th century. on march 8, 1965, 3500 marines were deployed to vietnam. marking the beginning of the u.s. ground war. by the end of 1965 almost 200,000 americans were in the country. when the war ended in 1975, more than 300 million americans had served in the conflict. and 58,000 lost their lives. up next, the screaming eagles in vietnam, a u.s. army big picture episode documenting the activities of the air force division from its arrival through january of 1967. >> ok, moveout. ♪ >> from out of the sky over vietnam came the screaming eagles. the heroic paratroopers of the 101st. their exploits during world war ii could never be forgotten. in december of 1944, outnumbered and surrounded by germans, the

great explanation what google t is doing we focus on building programs towards diverse communities to make sure there're equal assess for online tools as well as access to opportunities we're trying to equalize that field we described this is a digital devices we have 3 key fireman's in the past year the first one is a program i'm lead for the small business fists program we launched this in november of last year and i'll go into more details to accelerate with the google academy alison will go into detail the education a piece and the last with the community partners we understand p as joe described a lot of the businesses are wearing so many hats we understood by a lot of research coming if the communities that sdpichs small businesses face many other difficulties in terms of reaching capital and getting their foot into the door we're trying to utility this obstacle so the small business diversity program i mentioned launched in november to make sure that google is not utilizing the same vendors but findings the best vendor to continue to innovative and find a broad set of vendor that have tactical ways to get into google wh

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at the booktv.org. >> here's a look at the currentbest selling nonfiction books according to national public radio. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2. here's our primetime lineup for tonight. >> that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> how did an army officer so associated to george washington's legacy go to war against what we today consider george washington's greatest legacy the union? it was this question that ultimately drew me to robert e. lee's story. it's a tragic tension and the knowledge, that history could have turned out so much differently. because on the eve of the civil war, leaders on both sides of the potomac, in richmond and in washington sought lee services for high command to both the about his connection to george washington. that was common knowledge. both sought -- saw tremendous significance. they also knew winfield scott who at the time was the ranking general in the u.s. army sought -- bodhran five was the very the soviet ever seen in the field. robert e. lee certainly looked like a fine soldier.

you can see our program online and join our global debate. we are back next week at the same time, same place. until then, thanks for watching and bye-bye. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would are jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here. with patrick sweany. ♪ got miles to drive before i see ♪ ♪ three people in a rumbled suit ♪ >> i'm patrick sweany. i'm a singer, guitar writer, currently residing in nashville, tennessee. i'm joined by my awesome, awesome band, dillon napier on the drums and seth on the

you can see our program online and join our global debate. we are back next week at the same time, same place. until then, thanks for watching and bye-bye. >> garrison keillor: toi derricotte grew up outside detroit. with the poet cornelius eady, she cofounded cave canem, an organization committed to cultivating and supporting the work of african american poets. she says, "truth telling in my art is also a way to separate myself from what i have been taught to believe about myself-- the degrading stereotypes about black women." >> blackbottom. when relatives came from out of town, we would drive down to blackbottom. drive slowly down the congested main streets-- beaubien and hastings-- trapped in the mesh of saturday night. we were freshly escaped, black middle class. we snickered and were proud; the louder the streets, the prouder. we laughed at the bright clothes of a prostitute; a man sitting on a curb with a bottle in his hand. we smelled barbecue cooking in dented washtubs and our mouths watered. as much as we wanted it, we couldn't take

neil: yale university is now offering a full-time masters programming online partnering with a learningams for medical crees. degrees. harvard offers similar extension school programs but not entirely online. dagen, what do do you make of this? >> i think this is awesome. i think it could possibly reduce costs, it could encourage people to get advanced degrees. i learned integral calculus off a videotape -- >> i can't pronounce that. neil: you don't want to know what i learned -- >> i'm wondering how they get people to talk like in this online. i mean, it's very difficult -- neil: is that the yale -- >> it's a yale masters. full deal. may i add one thing? neil: quick. >> i want to encourage jamie dimon now? can i at least put my shoes on? if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor how myrbetriq may help treat... ...oab symptoms of urgency frequency, and leakage. which may mean fewer trips to the bathroom. myrbetriq (mirabeg

neil: yale university is now offering a full-time masters programming online partnering with a learningees. degrees. harvard offers similar extension school programs but not entirely online. dagen, what do do you make of this? >> i think this is awesome. i think it could possibly reduce costs, it could encourage people to get advanced degrees. i learned integral calculus off a videotape -- >> i can't pronounce that. neil: you don't want to know what i learned -- >> i'm wondering how they get people to talk like in this online. i mean, it's very difficult -- neil: is that the yale -- >> it's a yale masters. full deal. may i add one thing? neil: quick. >> i want to encourage jamie dimon at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. >> what ice the deal, neil? neil: and what is the

you can view this and all our other programs online at c-span.org/history. up next on american history tv, cornell university history professor fred logevall talks about how policymakers use and misuse the past. he cites a number of analogies

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> next on booktv, former navy seal sunshiner and iraq war veteran, scott taylor. he argues that president obama and his administration are hurting u.s. national security and should be held accountable. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you so much for that wonderful introduction. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> that was pretty weak. let's try that again. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> all right. that's a little bit better. i appreciate that production. i was going 0 to go into that but i'll shift gears a little bit. i had the pleasure of going to the ranch today and it was as humble as it was beautiful. and i really enjoyed it. and it is certainly an or some pleasure to be with you here today and the young americans as well.

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. and even from the museum of finance on the origin of the boardgame monopoly. the author of the monopolist refutes the commonly held history promoted by the manufacturer parker brothers that an unemployed salesman sold the idea to the company in 1935. >> so the plan is i will talk about the history of the game and then open up to questions and answers that way i am not just yammering and you can get information on things you will find useful so this is the cover of the book. so, as we know today most people are familiar with the hotels, mr. monopoly to again it is now owned by house borough and they acquired the company in 1991 and for years this gentle man invented the game at the height of the great depression and in one of america's darkest hours he goes into his basement and makes this game and put atlantic center property to the vacations during better times. here's the original monopoly. the patent from 1935 you can see it looks like what we know as monopoly today, the board, the

. >> you can watch this and other programs online. >> on booktv any event from the museum of american finance on the origins of the board game monopoly. mary pilon, author of "the monopolists: obsession, fury, and the scandal behind the world's favorite board game" refuge the commonly held history by the dms manufacturer parker brokers that an unemployed salesman sold the idea of small-company in 1935. >> what the plan is the history of the gate and opened up to questions and answers but we are not just yet during and getting insight on what you find useful. this is the cover of the book. monopoly as we know it today, and houses and mr. monopoly, if you talk to them say parker brothers which is now owned by hasbro, for years this story, this gentleman went to the game at the height of the great depression and in america one of america's darkest hours egos to his basement and innovates and makes this game and put atlantic city properties on it as an homage, and here is the regional monopoly pat from 1935. this is a version, this version has been on has bro's web site for years lose som

keep watching for more on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >> host: joining us on booktv is robert george professor of jurisprudence at princeton university. we want to talk to him about one of his most recent books "conscience and its enemies," confronting the dogmas of liberal secularism. doctor how you define liberal secularism? >> is a view about human nature, human destiny and human dignity that competes with other views, some secular but not liberal, some religious. a few that is very common in places like the one where we are now, university communities. i would venture to say it is the predominant view in the elite sector of our culture prominent in europe as well which has become a very secular society. it embraces the ideas about liberty and personality, the nature of human beings, ethics, that are distinctive in our own time, associated with socially liberal views about matters of sexual, life-and-death issues, generally identity issues the spectrum of hot but morally charged issues in our own culture. that is the view that i am writing the book ag

. >> while the game is similar to other online programs like words with friends, creators say this gamee because it is more social and instead of waiting days for someone to make a move, it happens in real time and is over in 7 or 8 minutes or so. >> pretty cool! >>> well, if you want to mom mate someone or a company for made in the bay, you can find the submission form on the right side of our home page on ktvu.com. >>> well, you could say this little guy is staying busy. >> this is body on his birthday. he celebrated his 7th birthday. he was working as a k-9 for the sacramento police department but was shot by a suspect while saving his handler's life. >> bodey recovered from the wounds and now he will be a proud father. the litter is expected at the end of april. >> congratulations! >>> and a rottweiler who lost his toes to frostbite is adjusting to life with a new set of paws. >> when bruno was born he was like every other puppy in the litter, but after getting frostbite on all four paws, the breeder decided to cut off all four toes. >> yes. recently he was rescued an recently got f

keep watching for more here on c-span2 and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2. this weekend we're visiting galveston, texas, with the help of our local cable partner comcast. up next, we visit with author andrew hall whose book "civil war blockade running on the texas coast" explores galvestons' role in the civil war. >> people don't think of texas as being, playing much of a role in the civil war because they're more familiar with a lot of the battles and a lot of the struggles that took part in the eastern united states gettysburg, of course, sharpsburg

this obama back in january of 2,009 rather than december 2014. >> you can watch this and other programs onlinebooktv.org. >> here are some of our featured programs tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern you blacks and white abolitionists to help fugitive slaves in the formation of the underground railroad. next the founding fathers of the united states. the country would eventually be destroyed by corruption and argues that those fears of becoming a reality today. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon and welcome to our book form. the cato institute today for a republic no more the government and the rise of american political corruption by j cost. my name is john sample, vice president and publisher here at the cato institute. and i again would like to welcome you to this event today for this very important book. if you if you have been to both forms before you will notice our event will proceed in many ways the same as all other but forms have. you will hear from some participants him and him they will for a few minutes give you some impressions of the book that have a

wedding party offered to chip in to get him to philadelphia but instead he start aid fundraising program online he is using any >>> time for accuweather, we love you adam but this is pushing it. enough is enough. >> get used to it it will be another few weeks before we finally stay above normal around here. >> no way. >> you pretend you like me. >> going down by the minute. >> double scan live radar we are beginning to clear up the sky as we had a lot of clouds throughout the day and we look at atlantic city live on sky 6, the sunshine is back in full force and the last place to see the clouds depart down the shore but grab the sunshine before that sunsets. look at the temperatures, north of philadelphia where the sunshine returned first from allentown to reading, in the low to mid-40s, philadelphia on the verge of hitting 40 the same for trenton and atlantic city and the farther south you are the cooler it is lagging in dover at 37 degrees even a few floating flurries south and west of philadelphia all along the warm front draped in the warm front and southern parts of ohio valley and bringing

and next year it has plans for a new online training program for low-income residents of the bayviewld have a comfortable evening the current temperatures in the lower 60s. in concord 77. and 71 up in santa rosa. as we head into the clouds will increase temperatures will drop slightly that's right ahead of our next storm system. within apps showers as early as tuesday night. but behind this system were looking at a really nice warm weekend. >>grant: not denied that graphic new video appearing to show music producer suge knight running over to people. also new this evening showed nice new lawyer says this video will help prove his client's innocence. teams release this video night behind the wheel in the red truck at the restaurant parking lot january 29th and compton. we will not show you the part where he drives over to people killing one black after he takes all of you do see a man hover over one of the victims. suge knight attorney says these guys were gang members alarm woebegone from one of them. >>grant: knight is facing charges of hit and run murder and attempted murder. he ha

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we need our innovative and creative new programs that allow people to ultimately go back to school at their pace online, at night, on weekends. there are some for-profit programs to do a great job but they are also incredibly expensive and as a result we have seen people pursuing those programs with tens of thousands of dollars in student loans. it is a good.to stop and think the county for the work it does. for the work it is doing to fill that gap. the truth is the only way that that receptionist making $9 an hour will ever make $50,000 in your air force sheila she is your she can become that paralegal or dental hygienist. wage require education systems. the four-year college route will continue to be a legitimate way forward we will continue to be a legitimate way forward. we cannot afford it as a country. before anyone takes out a loan for a degree before everyone can take out a loan for a degree you should be told, this is how much you can expect to make when you graduate. i i myself graduated with over a hundred thousand in student loans which i was only able to pay off after the publication of m

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> each month representative tom cole of oklahoma releases a reading list on his website. here's a look at the congressman's recommended books its focus on the life of dwight d. eisenhower. he is currently reading "those angry days" by lynne olson which looks at the interval debates over the u.s. involvement in world war ii. and ariza finished paul johnson's book "eisenhower: a life." he recommends stephen ambrose's two volume biography of eisenhower which traces his past from soldier to president. next on the list is "going home to glory," mmr of the president by his grandson david eisenhower and david's wife julie nixon eisenhower. also on the list is eisenhower the white house years. next is eisenhower's personal account of the strategies battles and outcomes of world war ii in trend 17. and completing the list he represents jean edward smith portrait of the 34th president in "eisenhower in war & peace." to see what other books congressman cole has recommended, visit cole.house.gov. >> and you're watching booktv on on

and watch any of our past programs online at booktv.org. >>> each year the chief of staff of the air force assembles a list of books he recommends for service men and women. here's the 2015 wisconsin too. bin, john ol' sewn explores the lives of 12 men who shaped the history of air combat in, "air commanders" next is" no place to hide" the story of retired air for neurosurgeon warren who spent 120 days working in a tent hospital in iraq. in cyber security and cyber war pw singer and alan freedman trace the development and future implications of cyber warfare. the executive director of the institute for the analysis of global security examines how culture can impact relations between western militaries and their nonwestern allies in "beer, bacon and bullets." also on the 2015 air force

>> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. here is a look at books being published. susan butler explores the partnership between leaders during world war ii. charles flag recounts the struggle to keep free speech during the early stages of the government. karen patchet investigates how the cia turned a 1960's student organization into an intelligent group. and laura colby looks at the journey of general motors ceo who was the first woman to lead a global car maker. and bruce shire reveals the hidden way computers collect our personal data and information. look for the titles in bookstores and watch for the authors in the near future. >>> on your screen a telegram from 1951 from anna northcroft to the governor of florida as the property owner in miami will you will please help us in our fight to protect our homes from in infiltration of the colored race. anna northcroft. what are we looking at? >> that is a document i found in the state archives of florida. it was one of two or three dozens of telegrams written to the governor

and i think as a result better spent you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. >> look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv.org. >> here's a look at some of the upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. >> let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we'll be happy to add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> he not only let me to interview him about once a month, but people he would give me other names or nicknames come sometimes i would ask him to make the entrÉe. for example talk to bush 41 or talk to henry kissinger or dick cheney and they would call of his office and say who is this sparrow? and he was a blah, blah, blah. no doubt people were checking with them first before agreeing to talk to me. having said that, for the most part he was quite forthcoming. they were things that he said he forgot. there were things that he didn't, he said he didn't remember. there were things on occas

programs online at c-span.org/history. >> today on american history tv, we continue our live coverage marking the 50th anniversary of what a son that -- bloody sunday. voting rights advocates were met with the from alabama state troopers and local police. we will be live from the brown chapel ame church for a commemorative service beginning 11:45 a.m. eastern. speakers include andrew young, martin luther king the third and reverend al sharpton. that is on american history tv on c-span3. , john tauranac, author of "the empire state building: the making of a landmark" discusses designing and building the skyscraper in new york city. construction took four months. this took place at the museum of the city of new york and is a little over an hour. >> to introduce john tauranac could take the entire evening. john writes on new york architectural history. his books include many subjects including the empire state building. his other books include "new york from the air," with great aerial photography. other books include "in central new york." there are others. john teaches at nyu's school

psychological struggle and out of that acknowledgment came the pds the diagnosis. >> this and other programs onlineoktv.org. here's a look at upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. this weekend booktv is at the virginia festival of the booking charlottesville, va.. look for these programs in coming weekend from march 25th through the 29 the city of new orleans host the tennessee williams literary festival. on april 18th and nineteenth booktv will be live from the university of southern california for the 22 manuel los angeles times festival of books 1 university of southern california for the 22 manuel los angeles times festival of books and this year's publishing industry convention book expo america will be held from may 27th through the 2019 new york city. let us know about the fears and festivals happening in your area and we will be happy to add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.oail. >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on c-span network. .. >> including artifacts related to president lincoln's assassination. find our complete televisi

which among these are the critical path milestones we have the establishment of the final program rates showing online 4 and that's occurring in the late september to october to october time frame and that leads and is linked to the establishment of our procurement planning process where we're developing a proposal for reforming our contracting process that was eluded to in the dialogue between the general manager and supervisor avalos and we see that process culminating here at the commission and adoption hopefully at the at the board of supervisors and the mayor with approval occurring in late june. and that allows us then to go out to the marketplace, develop our requests for proposal and offer and go go to the marketplace to build that portfolio supply to serve our customers and ultimately executed in late september, early october. that let's us, then, come back up to the rate question where we'll be able to use that procurement process and the costs that come out of it to set the actual rate for our customers and with that actual rate, then we'll be able to develop our statutory ly required rate

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org.and even from the museum of finance on the origin of the boardgame monopoly. the author of the monopolist refutes the commonly held history promoted by the manufacturer parker brothers that an unemployed salesman sold the idea to the company in 1935. >> so the plan is i will talk about the history of the game and then open up to questions and answers that way i am not just yammering and you can get information on things you will find useful so this is the cover of the book. so, as we know today most people are familiar with the hotels, mr. monopoly to again it is n

keep watching for more here on c-span2 and watching of our past programs online at booktv.org. randy boyagoda is next on booktv. he talks about the activism and political influence of the late catholic priest richard john neuhaus. during this event in new york city professor bordo go to sit down with author and former "new york times" review editor sam tanenhaus. >> welcome, everybody. do i wait for you? welcome everybody. it's really great to be able to have an opportunity to host regular booktalk by authors that write about topics of culture and politics, and it especially good when the topic is from the founder of the magazine. [inaudible] randy is an accomplished novelist. tonight sam tanenhaus agrees to interview randy and pull out from him aspects of the biography of new house. welcomed them both. [applause] >> at my good ear? i shout. randy boyagoda, you are a novelist. you have very interesting background and your writing about richard john neuhaus. how did we get to this topic? >> i started working on this book in some ways without even realizing it in 2009. shortly af

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> bruce hoffman is next on booktv. he talks about the three decades that led up to the creation of israel from 1917-1947. he also discusses the conflict between jewish freedom fighters and the british. this discussion is about one hour in length. >> bruce come welcome back to the wilson center congratulations on this major accomplishment. let's begin with some context. "anonymous soldiers" begins as world war i is drawing to a close. and the british have conquered jerusalem. in palestine in the 1920s, ma 1930s the british failed repeatedly to reconcile competing arab and jewish demands. was the british mandate destined to fail? >> before i answer that if i could just thank the wilson center rob, for this event. and state unequivocally that it wasn't for the wilson center this book would not be possible. it took this long to write that i was to prop twice as a filter it was extremely generous of the september so want to thank the previous president, lee hamilton, current president jane harman janet and the library. this

. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> bruce hoffman is next on booktv. he talks about the three decades that led up to the creation of israel from 1917-1947. he also discusses the conflict between jewish freedom fighters and the british. this discussion is about one hour in length. >> bruce come welcome back to the wilson center congratulations on this major accomplishment. let's begin with some context. "anonymous soldiers" begins as world war i is drawing to a close. and the british have conquered jerusalem. in palestine in the