and i have that album of james taylor and carol king in due wet, and i kind of feel like i'm carol king singing the city part and you're james taylor with the country part. i should be so lucky. but. >> i'm a little bit country. >> we are unfortunately out of time so we have to let the pop music reference take us out. you can purchase copies and have them signed upstairs. please join me in thanking our fantastic guests. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> next on booktv, helen thorpe talks about her book, "soldier girls" the battles of three women at home and at war. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon everyone. welcome to thunder third annual san antonio book festival. i am executive director of the the festival in very happy to be here with you and helen thorpe to discuss her terrific book, "soldier girls: the battles of three women at home and at war. "i'd like to remind you that barnes & noble is selling books upstairs. you just go up the escalator and helen will be signing in the reference area next to the sales area at 1:30 directly after this. i want to thank barnes &

and i have that album of james taylor and carol king in due wet, and i kind of feel like i'm carol king singing the city part and you're james taylor with the country part. i should be so lucky. but. >> i'm a little bit country. >> we are unfortunately out of time so we have to let the pop music reference take us out. you can purchase copies and have them signed upstairs. please joi

carol king. it looked like fatal attraction. she did this song and change thd words qu & it isbed the mission. i feel the mission earth move under my feet, i feel the large building sky tumbling down. what do aiodo about affordable housing in the mission all around? [singing]. city when you see your land face it is like the carnival month of may and city, we needa fordable housing in the buildings big buildings that come away. i feel the earth tumbling building down. also wrote, i ask you now city and won't ask again, will you still love us tomorrow? is this a last thing building mission treasure or just a budget item measure? so i ask you now i won't ask again. will you still love the mission housing tomorrow. they thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors good afternoon president breed. beverly upten usingly here as [inaudible] i want to thank you you for your unanimous vote >> sorry, since we passed this item we can't talk about it in public comment >> i also want to thank for everything you have done today and in the past to

carol king. it looked like fatal attraction. she did this song and change thd words qu & it isbed the mission. i feel the mission earth move under my feet, i feel the

it was a song by carol king. [laughter] [applause] when you are down and troubled close your eyes and think of me and i'll be there to brighten up even your darkest night. and that day, march 11, 2011, a big quake, a tsunami and a nuclear accident hit the northeastern part of japan, the darkest night fell upon japan. but even then we saw that u.s. armed forces rushed into japan to rescue on a scale never seen before lots and lots of people from all corners of the u.s. extended the hand of assistance to the children in the disaster area. [applause] thank you. together with the victims you shed tears. you give us something, something very, very precious. it was hope, hope for the future. ladies and gentlemen, the finest asset the u.s. has to give to the world is hope will be and must always be hope. [applause] representatives of the citizens of the united states, let us call the u.s.-japan alliance an alliance of hope. let the two of us, america and japan, join our hands together and do our best to make the world a

ahead of time now, with yemen that would make it more understandable as to why the king didn't want to come right now, carolmichelle kosinski reporting live from the white house this morning. thank you. >>> a stunning report out today by journalist seymour hersh alleging the obama administration lied about key details of the osama bin laden raid. citing an unnamed retired senior u.s. intelligence official hersh writes that quote bin laden's location was given to the u.s. by a pakistani informant looking to cash in on the $25 million reward also pakistani officials did know about the raid and even helped coordinate it. also there was no firefight. helicopters were allowed in to pakistani air space, and guards at bin laden's compound were ordered to leave. hersh also says bin laden's burial at sea, you know the burial at sea. he says it never happened. last hour hersh told cnn's "new day" why he says the u.s. lied about the raid. >> the initial plan was, the plan that everybody agreed to it would be announced seven to ten days later as the result of we did a drone hit in the hindu kush mountains that separate

king writes a good deal. >> isn't it annoying that people say, oh, that joyce carol oates is so prolific, as if somehow, they're saying by your quantity, you're diminishing your quality. that surely is the implication of some people who say that, don't you think? >> well, it may be. it seems -- it's a focus that seems irrelevant to the actual writer. if you met picasso and said, well, you've done 14 million, you know, little sketches -- >> right. >> -- he would have looked kind of blank. you know, that wasn't the point of his life. >> right. >> or his career, it wasn't in done to quantity, but he was -- he was doing things that were very revolutionary. >> right. >> i think that's the way writers and artists look upon their work. maybe in sort of clusters, like you have an era, an interlude. you're doing these different things. you're not thinking in terms of a quantity of days or hours -- >> you're not checking off boxes, right? >> not at all. >> you didn't start out with a number that you're aspiring to. >> no. it's like a person who makes -- who prepares -- lovingly prepares dinners for her family, let's say,

king or queen. we will have more as this story continues. we don't have have royalty here at home but carol is the the queen of our forecast. >> i was going to say what do you mean you don't have royalty here. >> right in front of us. >> yes, if she a has that baby while i'm doing the the weather break in immediately i'm loving the royal family. being part of it, maybe. 45 degrees, that is palmyra cove nature park in new jersey. very quiet start. little cooler then afternoon will be. i with suggest you get outside new because it will start to warm up. today very pleasant. temperatures in the lower 70's. the the next couple days we are around 80 degrees plus. we will start to see summer-like weather. forty-eight in philadelphia. forty-six in allentown. forty-two in millville a at this point. storm scan three just a few high cloud, we saw moon during the overnight time period just beautiful out there last night and we will find a gorgeous looking day to day. there may be a few clouds with the sky but still perfect. temperatures in the lower 70's mixture of sun and clouds high pressure builds

fit for two kings and future queen kate introducing the day-old princess to their nearest and dearest, grandpa caroluntie pippa followed by a very proud prince charles and ka mail la and grandpa middleton middleton. the big question what will she be named. diana, the sentimental favorite. >> diana is still one of the bookies' favorites, it would be too great a burden there's talk of. i'm not sure that's true. could be a great inspiration. >> reporter: it is true that there's a possibility that this little baby will get the name diana but the better the gamblers believe the most likely are alice, charlotte and victoria. hopefully we'll hear that later on today. lara. >> hopefully, thank you very much, bob. i personally am rooting for diana. >> that would be nice. a beautiful day there across the pond. not so much in the midwest. >> not at all. another day of severe weather but in the last 24 hours we've seen more than 50 severe storm reports including this hail in minneapolis and this video that shows the hail even bigger bouncing off the ground just southwest of lincoln, nebraska so the storms are u

yesterday it was a royal family affair fit for two kings and future queen kate introducing the day old princess to their nearest and dearest grandpa carolunty pippa and prince charles and camilla and finally grabbed pa middleton. >> we have been waiting for that for a couple of days. the people in this country are extremely happy. amy. >> i think people in this country will be too with that name bob, thanks so much. a beautiful name for a beautiful little girl. robin. >>. >> thank you so much bob. >> i personally am rooting for diana. >> a beautiful day across the pond. not so much in the midwest. >> in the last 24 hours we have seen more than 50 severe storm reports including the hail in minneapolis and this video that shows the hail even bigger bouncing off the ground just southwest of lincoln, nebraska. the storms are up and atmosphere is agitated from west text another chance of severe weather today. >>> good morning i am meteorologist with the bay area forecast. we are off to a cloudy start and slow sunshine and stiff sea breeze and the cooling trend continues today. a few less clouds tone. even cooler than this morning and all the

martin luther king chicago campaign was a crucial part of his legacy to remember jesse jackson in '84 and '88 making the first presidential bids is coming out of there. harold wash wash carolago is specifically that south side home to black politics. >> it is. drawing on history it tells a story that's often over looked. it is the first place to send a black representative to congress after reconstruction in 1928 with oscar depriest which precedes adam clayton powell, jr., the more powerful and well known congressman from new york city in 1944. you're right. that's the question. in some ways it's the million dollar question or the billion dollar question in presidential library terms. how much of that story will be front and center in an obama presidential library? the same way the smithsonian museum of african-american history has to wrestle with the question of how to attract as many tourists as possible with an ecumenical story of america's greatness with black people at the center of it how much do you deal with slavery? how much is it an ongoing legacy? how much will the story be able to tell black politics or black chicago story in order to meet its economic goals? >