. >> ben schapiro will take your comments live starting at noon. then the civil rights leader john lewis. for biographer kitty kelley, and december 1, christina hoff sommers. 5, in depth. . book tv on c-span2 >> now a discussion on the public health care system and whether it can handle a disaster, man-made or disaster. among those representatives of the center for disease control and prevention. this is 40 minutes. >> good afternoon. i am with the alliance for health reform, and i want to welcome you on behalf of our board of directors on this program on how well america is prepared to deal with natural and man-made disasters. an intellectual exercise. i want to steal a sentence written by one of our panelists. a couple years ago, transmitting a plan for public health preparedness and response, dr. recent natural disasters. last five years alone, national and global health security have been stripped -- have been threatened. the deep water oil spill, the the japaneseake, tsunami and radiation release. that is a breathtaking list for only five year

. >> ben schapiro takes calls and comments for three hours live at noon eastern and looking ahead, civil rights leader, congressman louis is october's guest, and kitty kelly december 3rd, and on january 5th, radio talk show host mark levine. >> here are the best selling hard cover nonfiction books according to the "new york times" reflecting sales as of august 22. >> introducing you to the director of the yale university press. we're going a preview of some of the books coming up this fall. what's some yale has coming out? >> a big fall for us, excited about a number of things. one is the app generation by howard gardener and katie davis. howard gardener is probably one of the country's top educational psychologists around, and he has a theory called multiple intelligences, which is really transformed the way we think about education, and the way kids fare in schools and throughout college, which is to say there's not just one aptitude or kind of intelligence that tests well or answers in conversation of the classroom, but there's intuitive intelligences, a lot of emotional intelligences

live sunday on c-span2, your calls and comments for ben schapiro.v, toward history constellation, the last all sail warship built by the u.s. navy am a sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. " washington journal" continues -- host: each week in the segment of the "washington journal," we take our viewers there are america by the numbers. we will be discussing a recent education department report that details the continuing rise of college education costs and how that has impacted financial aid for students. jack buckley from the department of education's national center for education statistics and mark schneider, president of the group college measures, is joining us this week for this discussion. commissioner buckley, i want to take you to this headline from the "washington post" in a new series that started just this week with the title -- the tuition is too damn high. what do we know about the cost of tuition these days and how that has gone up in recent years? there is a lot of variation, but one thing common is if you look back over 15 to 20

ben schapiro is september's in depth guest. your calls live, starting at noon on september 1.n november 3, from jackie o to nancy reagan, your questions for kitty kelly. critic christina hoff sommers on december 1. in depth, live the first sunday every month at noon eastern on book tv on c-span-2. josh earnest took questions on the holding of david miranda. here's what he had to say. >> can you say with authority that the british authorities did not obtain information from the personal devices that they confiscated. ? >> i am not able to talk to you --ut >> the white house did not condemn this. was the president please that he was detained? >> this is a law enforcement action was taken by the british government. this is something they did independent of our direction. expect, the british government is going to make law enforcement decisions that they determine are in the best interest of their country. >> was the white house consulted in advance? >> there was a heads up that was provided by the british government. this is something we had an indication that was likely to occur

. >> ben schapiro is sunday's guests.e your calls and comments for three hours live starting at noon eastern. looking ahead, congressman john lewis will be october's guest. book tv's bookclub returns in september. read the book and engage in our facebook page and twitter. >> the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano's farewell address. for over four years, she has overseen the third-largest cabinet agency in the federal government with more than 240,000 employees across the country and around the world dedicated to keeping our nation safe, secure, and more resilient. these join me in welcoming secretary janet napolitano. [applause] >> hi. thank you. good morning. thank you for joining us today and that like to thank the national press club for hosting us. i want to thank the men and women of dhs. in my 4.5 years as secretary, i have come to know many of these men and women, hear their stories, and see them perform important work of the department every day. getting to know them has been one of the most rewardin