reporter for "usa today", so let's please welcome deidra. [applause]. >> susan faludi is a prize-winning journalist who has written for the wall street journal, the new yorker, the "new york times" and harper among others. susan faludi came to the attention of many of us in the early 1990s with her book "backlash", an undeclared war against american women. argued for the existence of a media driven backlash against the feminist advances in the 1970s. "backlash" received a national book critics circle award for nonfiction. her other books include scif to, the betrayal of the american man and terror dream, myth and misogyny in an insecure america. susan faludi's latest book, the one she will talk about today is her memoir. in-- "in the darkroom" shares the journey of her extraordinary confrontation with the big thing met of her father and subsequent inquiry into the meaning of identity in the modern world and in her own haunted family saga. please welcome susan faludi. [applause]. >> susan, give us the background of this extraordinary book. i

fox's deidra dukes has the latest. >> are a community in mourning as ntsb tries to determine the cause of a deadly crash. ntsb investigators arrived in chattanooga early tuesday morning. fist, investigating the scene headquarters going over the mangled wreck wreckage to anything that might point to the cause of the wreck. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: the buss plowed into a tree in front of her house. >> i heard the bus driver hit that tree. he must have been going fast because i heard the children. they were crying. i looked over there and i'm like oh, my god. wood moore elementary school were on the bus when it flipped on its side. the children were between kindergarten and fifth grade. five students were killed, six critically injured, 12 remain hospitalized. johnthony walker was arrested for vehicular homicide, reckless endangserment, reckless driving. no other vehicle was involved in driving too fast. >> i wanted to pray and ask god to hold those families. >> reporter: she came to pay her respects. like so many others in the close-knit community, she had a connection, some of t

. >> deidra russell has seen this message written in her neighborhood before. expletive written next to trump but this time, the messengers went to far. written next to the word trump with the words burn everything with an arrow. pointing to the home that someone set on fire. >> it is horrible and scary. >> political messages like this have been spotted around the us. more than 200 incidents of election related harassments since the election. >> you. >> two men spotted taking off from the home as the fire spread, he had seen them in the home just two days before.>> it could have been worse. if my husband went to bed and didn't come out right before bed, god only knows how bad it could have been. >> investigators think the people who set the home on fire ripped a similar message a few >> russell was willing to stay here during the first few messages but now. >> we are thinking about moving. it has jumped up one level. >>> the sign has attempted to be covered up, the home as well , the message on the home a few blocks away attempted to be covered up. nobody livin

civil liberties and you talk about the dignity of work and one of my favorite scholars is deidra, youave the sixth volume set. she has ph.d in economics out of chicago and ph.d in literature, incredibly smart person and her book says the cause of modern economic growth which started about 17th -- 1700, boom, you get a hockey stick. boom, massive economic growth. she takes on 20 nobel loreates. capital, human capital, technology, geography, trade, et cetera, et cetera. the primal cause is at 1700, moral language changed such that we started calling a businessman, businesswoman morally good. abraham, moses, jesus, gandhi, any tradition, agustÍn, mohamed, et cetera, no where in that line you find someone saying capitalism or free markets or economics is morally good. it's something that you put up but we changed thelingo and the problematic thing is the thesis is reversible. right now you ask what are we teaching our kids in school, k-12, are we teaching that business and free capitalism is morally good and it's kind of corrupt and business wall street is nasty and unfortunately there ar

. >> okay, deidra.-- actually five and change -- until election day. the campaigns are crisscrossing the country making their final pitch to voters. our next guest was on the trail yesterday. congresswoman, it's good to see you today. i know that you were there yesterday and you are a nurse. so you heard a lot of the obamacare commentary. i said i'd say this for bob's benefit. while trump was talking about obamacare yesterday, you know that he's known hillary for 30 years and when others go low, the clintons just historically have gone high. that's what i think of when i think of the clintons. others go low, they go high. she went high with miss universe yesterday while trump was talking about obamacare, she was parading miss universe around the state. what did trump say about obamacare and you don't like obamacare much either, right? >> no. in fact, that's the reason that i ran for office initially. never having been in politics before, that was my whole goal was to go and help fight this terrible, awf