selling nonfiction books according to harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts per topping the baucus pulitzer prize winning author isabel worker since look at what she calls a hidden cast system in the united states. after that his empire pain, new york staff writer patrick kees report on the sackler families wealth that's built on pharmaceuticals which includes valium and oxycontin. next pro public a alec mcginnis works of the economic impact in fulfillment road bite blake bailey's philip roth purred and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling books according to the harvard bookstore is university of virginia professor lauded without use of subtraction to solve many of our personal and societal problems. some of these authors have appeared on book tv and you can watch them on booktv.org. [inaudible] the agenda republican supreme court is shapingng america. senior correspondent where he focuses on the supreme court, the constitution and the decline of liberal democracy in the united states. he is the author of injustices the supreme court's history of comforting the comforta

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well the conservatives are still squabbling internally and only now baucus already focusing on the general election in september and on becoming angular machall successor our political response i mean young is the story of for you simon what are the chances of becoming germany's next chancellor. well if they're quite good really she does still need to be endorsed as candidate by a congress of the greens in june but her chances really are good because the party's chances are good the greens have been doing well in poll after poll in recent months consistently polling above 20 percent that makes them the 2nd party in german politics at the moment so it may well be that come the general election in september the greens are then in the position to choose whether to join a conservative led coalition or perhaps to themselves lead a left of center coalition in the 2nd case and alina bear book just 40 years of age would become germany's next chancellor and i would just say that i have bear but probably does need now to over the next few months present herself to a wider public she's not. not a ver

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well the conservatives are still squabbling internally and baucus already focusing on the general election and september and on becoming angular machall successor. the russia's president service says it has moved jailed opposition leader alexina valley to a medical facility the valley's doctors say he is on the brink of death 3 weeks into a hunger strike the u.s. and e.u. have war the consequences if he dies in prison this is the prison compound where alexei navalny was being held and where he went on hunger strike 3 weeks ago his health deteriorated so rapidly that he has now been transferred to this medical facility i didn't other prison the russian officials call his condition satisfactory on these doctors say years that acute risk of heart failure their demanding access to their patient which we spent 2 hours here waiting on these help is in critical condition but unfortunately we were not allowed to see him. the opposition leader survived a poisoning with nerve agent last august he holds the kremlin responsible for the attack after treatment in a berlin hospital in the vanni returned

investigations have been carried out into the likes of baucus and labels and some space that these mammals were amongst the 1000000 plants and was fresh and the extinction for that is hard and yet now we meet the team rehabilitating tropics hunk of it and in southern india locals are defending the only remaining home of one critically endangered bats. nearly one in 5 mammals in the world is of bats. and the rumors that surround their existence. as extensive. associations with darkness and evil witches and pirates including contract killer have led generations to see these flying creatures as sinister. but the grime attitudes of call our home to a unique back to conservation story. for decades devastated this land leaving its god and created but that was supposed to stop when a colony of bats was discovered in a cave in these hills belonging to a species so rare that it was thought to be extinct i've come to go not to caught in india to find out how conservationists i'm no coast took on the mining industry to win protected status for this land the last remaining home in the world of the eli

while the conservatives are still squabbling internally and only now baucus already focusing on the general election in september and on becoming angular machall successor our political response i mean young is the story of for you simon now what are the chances of becoming germany's next chancellor. well if they're quite good really she does still need to be endorsed as candidate by a congress of the greens in june but. chances really are good because the party's chances are good the greens have been doing well in poll after poll in recent months consistently polling above 20 percent that makes them the 2nd party in german politics at the moment so it may well be that come the general election in september the greens are then in a position to choose whether to join a conservative led coalition or perhaps to themselves lead a left of center coalition in the 2nd case and a lane of bare voc just 40 years of age would become germany's next chancellor and i would just say that bareboat probably does need now to over the next few months and present herself to a wider public she's not. not a very

announce a candidate over the weekend the decision is now expected today the standoff is between baucus sort of the various premier and i mean lush and the premier of germany's largest state north rhine-westphalia blush it is also the leader of the c.d.u. and is supported by the party's executive but certain of the smaller sister party c.s.u. is a lot more popular among voters. has not publicly endorsed either of them. and let's bring in michela chief political correspondent our chief political editor i should say they give a good to see you the 2 rival conservative candidates here the 2 people want to stand for the conservatives in this election become chancellor they said they would have this worked out as to who it would be who they would get the nomination by the end of last week it didn't happen so where does this go from here. yes we were even sitting the definition of what the end of the week is and there was a late night meeting on sunday evening for 3 and a half hours on the 2 men simply couldn't work it out. instead we saw the youth organization of the conservative bloc here i

well the conservatives us still squabbling internally on any now baucus already focusing on the general election in september and on becoming i'm going to macarthur accessor the talk about this i'm joined tonight by patrick since bork he's a member of the german parliament for the christian democrat party that that's the conservative party of chancer i'm going to america mr sense organs good to see you again i want to talk about your conservatives just a moment but i have to start by asking you when you look at how smoothly the greens have should in their chance their candidate you as a conservative doesn't it make you somewhat jealous maybe a bit jealous on your own science and greens deciding was out the party members and made the decision justin close shops and groups behind the party members so in the end i'm not sure if these unity will stay a long time well that mean that's true that you're talking about the inner workings of the party but on the outside it's been incredibly smooth for the greens is it embarrassing for the conservatives we're not in a situation that's quite sure w

priority will be to re-unite his party the greens meanwhile have chunks in county down a lane about baucus that challenger for the chancellor.

max baucus energy needs do exceed what he produces though that is because his family have 2 electric cars that need to be recharged. off. solar energy is expected to see significant growth interim. by the time the last coal fired power station is switched off and 2030 ac there would have to be 5 times as many rooftop solar systems on parks as there are now to cover energy needs. solar energy would then account for a quarter of the country's power i would push. back to germany's biggest solar park project 10 years ago the operating company was one of the biggest nuclear power producers in the country. they still burn coal fired plants but that will soon be a thing of the past. 39 energy in this new book these new energy sources will have to fill the gap they've become a central pillar in our portfolio. since 2012 we've seen growth in all new and renewable segments including wind both offshore and onshore as well as solar. these technologies will account for about half of our output by 2025 i mean. the solar panels just keep on coming day in day as. talks of sustainable mobility tend t

max baucus energy needs do exceed what he produces though that's because his family have 2 electric cars that need to be recharged. off. solar energy is expected to see significant growth interment. by the time the last coal fired power station is switched off and 2038 there would have to be 5 times as many rooftop solar systems on parks as there are now to cover energy needs. solar energy would then account for a quarter of the country's power i would push. back to germany's biggest solar park project 10 years ago the operating company was one of the biggest nuclear power pretty sweet in the country. still run several coal fired plants but that will soon be a thing of the past. 39 interview in this new book these new energy sources will have to fill the gap they've become a central pillar in our portfolio. since 2012 we've seen growth in all new and renewable segments including wind both offshore and onshore as well as solar. these technologies will account for about half of our output by 2025 i need. the solar panels just keep on coming day in day as. talk so sustainable mobility tend

recent years climate protection exit from kohl's renewable energy there are the topics that bear baucus fought for since the beginning of her career. on supply moving we are less than 30 years to really make a change to base our way of life our prosperity on climate neutrality that is the task of our generation. and was born in 1980 in northwestern germany and now lives in the east of the country near berlin she and her husband have 2 young children. their back has a degree in international law and spent several years abroad in the u.s. london in brussels she became politically active in the green party in 2008 focusing on foreign and security issues and she soon became a member of parliament 1st at regional level then in 2013 she entered the building to stock the german parliament at the age of only 32 she quickly earned respect for her thoroughness and knowledge of detail from day one she radiated confidence. then i'd be present but you know you were me i was you can be have a case keep an insertion holy will you take a question and it's yours as a new suit yes yes go ahead i cannot i

well the conservatives us still squabbling internally and only now baucus already focusing on the general election in september and on becoming angela merkel successor her political response i mean young is the story of for you simon now what are the chances of an elaborate becoming germany's next chancellor. well if they're quite good really she does still need to be endorsed as candidate by a congress of the greens or in june but. chances really are good because the party's chances are good the greens have been doing well in poll after poll in recent months consistently polling above 20 percent that makes them the 2nd party in german politics at the moment so it may well be that come the general election in september the greens are then in a position to choose whether to join a conservative led coalition or perhaps to themselves lead a left of center coalition in the 2nd case aniline of bear book just 40 years of age would become germany's next chancellor and i would just say that bareboat probably does need now to over the next few months present herself to a wider public she's not. no

well the conservatives us still squabbling internally on any now baucus already focusing on the general election in september and on becoming i'm going to mecca of success are the talk about this i'm joined tonight by patrick since bork he's a member of the german parliament for the christian democrat party that that's the conservative party of chancer i'm going to medical mysteries in sport it's good to see you again i want to talk about your conservatives just a moment but i have to start by asking you when you look at how smoothly the greens have should spend their chance their candidate you as a conservative doesn't it make you somewhat jealous maybe a bit jealous on your science of greens deciding was out the party members and made a decision just didn't close shops and groups behind the party members so in the end i'm not sure if these unity will stay a long time well that mean that's true that you're talking about the inner workings of the party but on the outside it's been incredibly smooth for the greens is it embarrassing for the conservatives we're not in a situation that's q

tax address on one bill that was actually laid before congress and of course nobody was apparently baucus that that in fact write the legislation for them or writes their speeches for them doesn't seem to in the least bother you there's nothing happening here that secret or under the table it's not a cabal it's not a conspiracy it is in fact domestic politics the way it's packed. here in the united states there are roughly 3 dozen or so pro israel pacs that give money over the last $15.00 or 20 years they've given $5560000000.00 in american elections there are one or 2 arab american pacs and i believe last time i looked they've given you know 800-0028 1000000 so you've got $55000000.00 of pac contributions on one side and you've got maybe a 1000000 at most on the other side the actual views of most people in the american jewish community quoting to every poll diverge greatly from the extreme right wing neo conservative views of the entire establishment leadership of that community most people in the jewish community are much more liberal they're against settlement they're against occupati

recent years climate protection exit from kohl's renewable energy there are other topics that bear baucus fought for since the beginning of her career. once by moving out and we are less than 30 years to really make a change to base our way of life our prosperity on climate neutrality that is the task of our generation. and was born in 1980 in northwestern germany and now lives in the east of the country near berlin she and her husband have 2 young children.

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