>> i am curator of henry and albert berg collection of english literature. worked in the new york public library in the past and was later a curator at methodist university and downtown at the theological seminary and got a doctorate and renaissance history at columbia and that led to me being here. >> host: how long have you been at the new york public library? >> as curator september 2000. >> host: you brought up things to show us. >> the berg has 2,000 linear feet of archives and printed items and $400 but this is what i like to call the tip of the berg. we have the only surviving manuscript of police on it satires and paradoxes done in his lifetime. not in his hand but in the hand of his secretary and personal assistant. this has the highest authority deriving directly from his own manuscript. you can see the differences between the text that were made in the first edition them perpetuated but in this on at all who wore burst a each all of those have been destroyed by this will be resurrected on the day of judgment. and this word is transcribed as death

this is what i like to call the tip of the berg, so to speak. here we have the only surviving manuscript of john downs holy sonnets sapphires and paradoxes that was done in his own lifetime. it's not in his hand but it's in the hands of his secretary and personal assistant. and this has the highest authority deriving directly from his own manuscripts. and you can see changes or differences between the text as represented here and mistakes and transcriptions that were made in the first edition, and they were perpetuated throughout the centuries. for instance, in this sonnet war, dearth, care needs, all those who have been destroyed by this will be resurrected on the day of judgment. and this was transcribed as death. it was only 20th century that it was read correctly and corrected. >> who was a? >> john dunne was a great poet. among a group now called the best poets of the 17th century. who used went -- went, philosophical inquiry and then order to create highly formal and complex sonnets and other forms of poetry. >> what else d do do you have?

the story goes that when the berg collection opened in october 1940 -- and it was a big event. the idea that is of fact. but we have it through oral tradition that the mayor being a rather robust chairman sat in this chair and burst through the caning. so supposedly that is the only part that is not original. >> host: that is not a documented story. >> guest: i have not seen it documented in any way, but that was passed to me in the oral tradition. >> host: thank-you for showing as part of your collection. >> guest: my pleasure. >> you're watching book tv television for serious readers. q. can once any program you see here on line booktv.org. >> up next, wayne allyn root argues the obama administration is actively destroying a middle-class and the united states and suggests ways to protect themselves before it is too late. he spoke at the financial policy council event in new york city. first, i am president and ceo of black hawk partners and founder and chairman. for those of you who don't know, we are four years old. we are a nonprofit 501c3 organization focusing exclusively

by 11:00 you might even need a sweater when you walk the dog with 65 in gauges berg, 65 in lees berg. >>> no cool air tonight really, winds southwest becoming northwest at about 10 after midnight. 70 is the start. the same computer model hasn't put clouds yet. low 70s at 9:00, upper 70s at 11:00 and 81 sunshine certainly by 1:00 p.m. returning partly cloudy wednesday, very nice on thursday. a pair of 84s. then 82, still very nice on friday, 82, low of 65. we could even see 50s in the burbs not only tomorrow night but also thursday night and also friday night. nice for august. the next seven days, it can't stay cool forever, warmer on saturday with mid 80s, 90 sunday and low 90s monday and tuesday with isolated storms monday and a better chance for more organized thunderstorms on tuesday. >> thank you top. >>> this next story could mean the difference between life and sudden preventable death. it's especially important to consider during these hot summer months when all kinds of folks are hitting the pool. >> andrea mccarren used freedom of information act to access thousands of majors

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a copy of one of the best selling coffee table books of the year it is called the art of rub gold berg, so she reached out to his grand dot ner new york city. we all used to be in the garment industry and we had a lot of things in common, so his daughter jennifer george the author of this book did a trunk show of her designs and a book signing for three days in her apartment last week. she is giving ten percent of her proceeds to us, all of us, to have a report done about the feasibility of historic status for the building and so we are super excited about it and i brought the copies for you but i wanted you to see, jennifer george is his grand daughter and this is her signing her book. this is a little gathering with david chiu, valley, from supervisor breed's office. we are going to have letters from them soon. and jackie myself and rub's grand daughter. and then sharon johnson, our friend who used to be at the department of status of women, and project homeless connect is a dear friend and so she was there as well and we want to show you how beautiful the clothes were at the trunk s

berg, psychiatrist, which included howard hunt's participation in the itt affair which included howard hunt's fabrication of cables designed to discredit the kennedy administration. we were further cautioned today that perhaps these proceedings ought to be delayed because certainly there would be new evidence forthcoming from the president of the united states. there has not even been an obfuscated indication that this committee would receive any additional materials from the president. the committee subpoena is outstanding. and if the president wants to supply that material the committee sits here. the fact is, that on yesterday, the american people waited with great anxiety for eight hours not knowing whether their president would obey an order of the supreme court of the united states. at this point, i would like to juxtapose a few of the impeachment criteria with some of the actions the president has engaged in. impeachment criteria. james madison. from the virginia ratification convention. if the president be connected in any suspicious manner with any person and there be grounds

highsen berg came and visited bore. we don't know exactly what happened in that meeting. we know they had a split. they used to be very close. and we know that highsenberg went back to germany and we know that shortly afterwards, germany gave up its attempts to make a nuclear bomb. figured that the problemses in making a bomb were so great that we wouldn't be able to make a bomb. and one of the great historical questions about this episode, which again is very nicely set up in the play, is -- i mean, it's to speculate why. what happened. that highsenberg make a math error or did he question whether or not it would be a good idea? and a really horrible thing to speculate on is suppose germany had been able to make a nuclear bomb. i mean, they were dropping bombs on central london. as the war wound down, i don't think there's any doubt if they had an atomic bomb they would have dropped an atomic bomb if they could on central london. but they didn't. making the bomb was hard. required technical and social innovations. you had to separate the isotopes. you had to figure out i

. >> hank silver berg reports that's a tactic that is being deployed more and more with either cameras in the police cruisers or on their bodies. >> reporter: the explosion of violence in ferguson, missouri may have been prevented if there was video showing the contact between michael brown and the police. the video that is being recorded in many places like in the city of laurel. most officers now wear body cams, some on their body armor, some on their glasses. >> i like it. i think the guys don't like it, they haven't had it on their head yet. i know that if i am doing something wrong, it is going to end up a complaint so i prefer to have the camera on so that it's actually already cleared me out of several complaints. >> reporter: the cameras after dual purpose. they protect the public from any ex sighs force by the police officer, and they also protect the police officer from any false charges of the use of force. the cameras are he is special useful when a citizen approaches an officer or the other way around. all recorded so it can be reviewed later if there's trouble. >> it seas

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rosemary lynn berg was asked to step down after being convicted of drunk driving. rick perry is fighting back saying the indictment is politically motivated. >> we don't settle political differences with indictments in this country. it is outrageous that some use partisan political theet ricks to rip away at the fabric of our state's constitution. this indictment amounts to nothing more than abuse of power. and i cannot and i will not allow that to happen. i intend to fight against those who would erode our state constitution and laws for political purposes and i intend to win. >> the confidence was on display days before the indictment as rick perry did the rounds at the iowa state fair. iowa is the all-important first fest for presidential candidates, and the state fair has become an essential stop for presidential hopefuls. the eventeneded with fire -- event ended with fireworks and more than 9,000 people through the gates. including contenders. we stop for a look at iowa's brand of politics. >> reporter: the iowa state fair - with the corn dogs, butter cow and

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rutter berg was also seen filing paperwork today. says he martin o'malley is seriously considering a 2016 presidential run. he made that statement during a tv interview with fusions were a ramos. he has not been shy about running for the white house. fors also raising money other democratic candidates. it is hot and humid, a typical august day. jacqui jeras is here now with a look at our first forecast. we may not get a break. >> it's coming. today may be the last of it before we taper off a little bit. value ise heat index about three degrees or so on top of the reading on the thermometer. it is 87 right now at reagan national. it's kind of on the cusp of where we start to say it's muggy. the wind is very calm. with the heat and trapped air, we do have a code orange air quality alert. groups, thetive very young, the very old, or respiratory issues, it's our second day of having to deal with that. there is a cold front across the great lakes approaching. if you are traveling today, there are some delays in san francisco because of th

perry want travis county, rose mary lin berg who runs the unit. governor perry plans to beat ths . >> i intend to win. >> governor perry can continue to serve as governor of texas while under indictment, if convicted of both charges, he could face up to 100 years of prison and of $20, 000 in fines. >>> giants and a's taking the field. who pulled off the win? well, that's all next in sports. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack is finally here. the store of your past is now the store of your future. come see one of our remodeled stores and save 50 percent off skullcandy headphones. or get a 20-dollar gift card with air raid speaker purchase. is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch an

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. >> let's go to tania outside of the court in johannes berg. a magistrate is wadding through it now. when can we expect a verdictflw through it now. when can we expect a verdict? >> it has become clear that we are not going to get a verdict until tomorrow. partly because the trial is so long and it needs to be translated into two different languages for the benefit of the rwandan accused and the tansanianningsed. >> that's tripling the length of time. so much of this evidence has been incredibly sensitive so he needs to be particularly about the detail he gives, summarizing the prosecution case and the defense case. the most sensitive inform information, of course, testimony of general niomasa, himself, who has accused president paul gadame who has accused hunting down dissidents like him. the prosecution told me clearly that he was only is able to present what was provable so he has presented evidence linking these six accused together, phone records, text messages particularly around accused number 6 who is basically believed to have been the

. >> here comes austin eisen berg. >> i want him to have a good life, this is what it's all about, getting into a good college, a good grad school, being the best he can be. and this is where it starts. at 5 years old is where it starts. >> i'm the winner! >> i definitely think there's such a thing as pushing your child too hard. as times i've done it. >> our senior medical contributor. by day, she gives advice. >> even losing a small amount of body weight can drop your blood pressure. >> reporter: just watch dr. jen in action as we skype with her 14-year-old daughter chloe at hockey camp. >> are you getting enough sleep? >> yes, i got nine hours per night. >> now, remember, this is an important week because you're getting ready to go to canada. okay? >> thanks, coach. >> i mean, you have to be aggressive. >> when we were doing sprints on the ice, i was a little tired. >> unacceptable! [ laughter ] >> reporter: but she says it's all part of raising happy, successful children. >> i push them hard in their process, whatever that is. whether it's homework, whether it's a school project. i don

foley now, nicklas berg several years ago, and daniel pearl in pakistan.s is just a continuation of a long exosistential movement the world is facing. isis is a create of misrule and the campaign of genocide that bashar al-assad has waged, and also the hezbollah mission out of lebanon. >>> a new foreign minister has been admitted for turkey. this man will take the office of president next week. bernard smith joins us from turkey. bernard was nomination a surprise at all? >> well there have been speculation that he was going to be the choice to be the chairman of the party, and therefore, he'll become prime minister. in the end we have somebody who was a close friend of the outgoing prime minister, the president elect. they are peas from the same pod. they share the same political philosophy. so he has overseen the selection of somebody who is like minded, but one of the challenges, the first challenges for him is to fill the shoes. he has dominated the political landscape in turkey. he enjoys adulation from his he gones of supporters. his successor doesn't

san francisco the pga tour and the pga of america and mayor ed lee and thanks to you and phil givens berg and tim this seems like another step in a lot of the things we've been able to accomplish working together in the past 20 months and look forward to a great future for the pga of america and iceland be remissed if i didn't say thank you to our chief officers (clapping) at the pga of america quite honestly we got this deal done fast and it was certainly not without they're great efforts but i think the thing that's important for everyone to understand the pga officers and the pga board of directors have been committed to trying to find a site for west coast pga champing for basically, the passing past year we couldn't be more proud of the fact it is going to take place at the harding knowing park. we know the friends the northern california pga sections are going to be great hosts you've done f this before we we look forward to you guys doug doing a fantastic job. the u.n. the 2020 pga champing is going to help us showcase the strongest field in prime time television that's one of the

quarterback hack len berg was back with a record setting day.he threw for the school record 454 yards, first lions quarterback to throw for 400 plus in a game. down in the final minute, hack lenburg convert ace fourth down, keeps the drive alive. field goal up and good. penn state wins 26-24. >>> fill areallies looking to even their series against the mets yesterday. williams got plenty of run 130r as he went for his third straight win. top of the fifth no, score. bird, his 37th birthday. happy birthday. takes it deep, his 25th homer of the season. that's a career high. next inning, ryan howard coming up base hit to right. revere and rollins come around to score. phillies win 7-2. can move out of last place in the division with a win later today. that will wrap it up with sports. i'm amy with comcast sportsnet. >>> many teens are already experiencing early school wake up times which for them feels like the middle of the night. erica edwards explains why and shows us what pediatricians say schools should do about it. >> by the time the kid's hit

merging would provide tax benefits for berg he king.y ali velshi is here to talk to us about this. what specific benefits would berg he king get from that deal. >> did you just call them a coffee chain? >> yes. >> burger king is not a coffee chain. burger king -- ber burger king a hamburger joint. tim hortons known for its coffee, celebrate today 50 years, is a canadian institution. there are intersections in canada where there are four tim hortons one on each corner. soberger king, apparently wants to buy tim hor tons, they are calling it a merger. burger king has more than 13,000 locations in 100 countries, tim hortons have 4,500 stores, so about a third of burger kings and they are they are all in canada. if emerged them together it would be the third biggest fast foot company in the world, on one hands you say not bad burger king is worth about $9.8 billion. tim hortons the punny company the one you called a coffee store is worth $8.6 billion. so why on earth does miami-based burger king want to move up to toronto to merge with a --

possible, if you will, and leave the heavy fighting for the peshmerga and iraqi troops, who should be berg into the fray at some point. there is a tendency for i.s.i.s. to be clever about how they are going to booby trap around the dam. and the dam itself. it may take special operations forces in order to make the dam safe. yell have to see when that poip comes. >> thank you for the ipp site. >> thank you very much. director at the middle eastern gulf military analysis institute. >>> now, fighting between rival armed groups continue in libya, despite falls for a ceasefire. the u.n. condemned an escalation in the violence, saying it threatens the stability of the country. >>> five weeks of fighting between rival factions. there's no sign of let up despite koult for peace. they are trying to push rivals away from the international airport, controlled since the revolution three years ago. the miss rarty forces -- miss rarty forces appear to have made progress, taking off a former equestrian club. it fighting has scared people in he is residential areas. many fled for their lives. there has be

. ♪ >> the co across berg joins us -- the co of carlsberg joins us. >> welcome back to "the pulse."re just getting some breaking news coming through from the bank of england. interest-rate vote was 7-2. the bond purchase vote was 9-0. that would have been a surprise to many, even those who were expecting to see some dissent at the bank of england. if we have a look at what is happening to the currency markets, we might see that being expressed. these minutes looking a bit more hawkish than people expected. since the minutes of this meeting were taken, we have had some dovish inflation data out of the u.k. coming in lower than expected. interesting to see how the pound -- let's talk to mark gilbert. 7-2, mark. that is quite a surprise. that was the one that everyone was expecting. is thishink it tells us is not so much about the economic backdrop. it is trying to have a two-way market and interest rates expectations. you do not want consumers and businesses to stay at interest rates at record low forever. >> forward guidance was about giving people some certainty. >> the certainty th

elliott issen berg is from the national association of home builders and an economist and bloggist at craft and laugh. >> they are a little small, but with creative efforts and a murphy bed everything works. >> what is the downside? i expected to see things that look like the shipping containers i see out by the port of newark. these look architecturally interesting. i see why there's appeal. >> there is appeal. they can go up quickly. a cool part is you can bolt on more parts. let's say you are a husband and wife and you have no kids and you get tripmentsmen, you can bias you need it. them? >> as much as you try to make them look nice, they are not going to last as well, they'll start to rust. neighbours will not like them. that will lead to people revoling, neighbour highlights reveldting saying we are not going to allow them, we'll forbid them like they do lars. >>> why are these permitted when you can't do that. if you look at faster, more efficient ways to create housing, there are other ways of creating housing. we don't allow mobile homes into exception. >> at one level they ha

joe berg says as the city is wealthier, demand at the 1,000 plus food kitchens is increasing. >> the demand goes up, represent is the single greatest cost that low income people face. if they can't afford to pay represent, they can't afford to find food. >> one in six new yorkers live in homes where they can't afford enough food, and points to east harlem as an example of new york as the wages rise. >> the economy has been recovering at the top. there's never been a bigger disconnect between how wall street and main street is doing. home here in east harlem are suffering mightily. even if jobs are starting to trickle back, many of them are part-time, many of them are poverty. >> and with less government aid for food, the strap is on shorties to fill the void and depend on donations to feed new york's hungry. >>> whether it's in new york or anywhere in the country, the face of hungary is the working poor. that's the view of janet, an activist and policy director. new york city policy center at new york city's hunter college. we spoke and i asked her about the changes she is seeing now

he was at a party with the the mcdonald's home with johnny williams when he met steven spiel berg when he was in town filming the movie "lincoln". however, under the same cross examination, that cardiologist testified that mcdonald never talked to him about anatablock, the subject. >>> now, to a wusa 9 news follow-up about a story of a grave injustice. back in may, we introduced you to a couple of brave intreppid women fighting to get the estimated 400,000 back-log rape kits in this country tested. today, we have some good news in the form of justice for more than two dozen victims of this life-altering tragedy. here's debra alfaron. >> i thought that i was going to die. >> reporter: natasha was brutally raped when she was 20. her rapist ran free for nine years because the one thing that could put him away, her rape kit sat untested on an nypd property room shelf. >> for myself, i went from being a survey of sexual assault to an advocate. >> reporter: she created natasha's justice project, with the goal of getting every untested kit in the country tested and every rapist behind bars. i

. >> go to the labor day parade with your family tomorrow in ghaith urs berg.he parade is now in its 76th year. you'll see it along east diamond and russell avenue. it begin at 1:00 in the afternoon. >> this is supposed to be the last weekend of summer. it's going to be a hot one. >> it's going to feel like summer. as meteorological fall starts still feels like summer outside. >> and so hot for the kids. heading back to school hot and humid. for today looking at scattered thunderstorms for areas well west of the d.c. metro area as early as 3:00 p.m. d.c. metro areas like montgomery and fairfax, 5:00. washington holding off until maybe 7:00. heavy rain is possible later today so be ready, have that second plan to head indoors quickly, maybe stay in there for about 45 minutes as the storm rolls through the area. it's muggy outside. it's 92 degrees for a high today. tomorrow, about a 30% chance that you're dealing with an afternoon thunderstorm. so most people should be able to get in their labor day festivities fine for tomorrow, high of 91 and 95 on tuesday with

that's sheldon berg strom.o mayor in the upcoming musical that's going to debut in september. >> interesting. >> funny. >>> meet comma, like the punctuation mark. that is hawaii's surfing pig. comma's owner discovered the little guy could swim after he fell in a pool. now he is riding three to four foot waves on a sandy beach. >> we had seals surfing wrerl in the week. now pigs. what's next. >>> when you are walking down the street you don't expect to see an animal walking like this. on his neighborhood stroll he poked through traffic cams, chilled in people's back yards. maybe animals are more like us than we thought or we're more like animals than we thought. almost looks like it's not real. >>> president obama will be signing a new veterans bill. it allows vets to get faster health care. in may the v.a. office was hit by an unbelievable scandal that forced to wait for care, so some hospitals could save a buck. >>> a look back. it was a walk here to remember. 24-year-old phillip pettitte walked eight times on

the carlsterview berg ceo later on "the pulse." the bank of england released their minutes from there latest policy committee meeting. barton and i -- >> we have been mulling it. >> i will give it to you. >> i know you know the stats, but i will share it with our viewers. we would look at the last time there was dissent. to put it cleanly, since carney took over there has been no dissent. we have heard 3-d meetings before dissent. before carney, we have had 36 in total without dissent. the last dissent was in june last year when three members voted for more qe. marvin king was among them. they were outvoted by the majority. when talking about rate, the last time officials sent it was 2011. martin we'll and spencer dale voted for a court appointment. the last time the mp raised in 2007s back when six members voted for a hike. we have not had dissent since 2011. today could be significant. >> it is almost a year since we had forward guidance introduced by mark arnie. -- mark carney. a great deal has been made of the inflation report.

highsen berg came and visited bore. we don't know exactly what happened in that meeting.e know they had a split. they used to be very close. and we know that highsenberg went back to germany and we know that shortly afterwards, germany gave up its attempts to make a nuclear bomb. figured that the problemses in making a bomb were so great that we wouldn't be able to make a bomb. and one of the great historical questions about this episode, which again is very nicely set up in the play, is -- i mean, it's to speculate why. what happened. that highsenberg make a math error or did he question whether or not it would be a good idea? and a really horrible thing to speculate on is suppose germany had been able to make a nuclear bomb. i mean, they were dropping bombs on central london. as the war wound down, i don't think there's any doubt if they had an atomic bomb they would have dropped an atomic bomb if they could on central london. but they didn't. making the bomb was hard. required technical and social innovations. you had to separate the isotopes. you had to figure out if

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and then finally, in response to public comment, i just want to mention to you that the gold berg building along with two other buildings that have recently been requested for landmark designation by the public will be brought to you at your next hearing. just for discussion of the information that we have received to date, whether or not they should be included on the work program, and over all process. and we are preparing the notification for the property owners and tenants at this time. so once the notice and everybody has been properly noticed we will have it on the 20th hearing and we will prepare a packet for you, and your next hpc packet. based on the information that we have received to date. >> so that concludes my comments, and if you have any questions, happy to answer them at this time, thank you. >> one more question on the pdr on a future date, any ideas? >> i don't know exactly when the legislation will be referred to us, because the board is in recess right now. in talking to the city trainer office we think that it will be early september. >> okay. >> maybe the first hear

adam berg moyer brought his two kids out thursday night to is he their first eagles game. >> it's notll right to play. it's a privilege. >> in a letter made public thursday receiving to the rice incident roger goodell said i didn't get it right. simply put we have to do better and we will. now the new policies states minimum six game suspension after the first offense and banishment from the nfl after a second dee mess tick violence offense although that can be appeal. >> i don't think they should be able to play and i don't think they shall be a able to be paid just like anyone else in any other job. >> now that i've seen the outcry from everybody else he realizes that it's a much mr. serious issue. >> janine is executive director of the philadelphia based women against abuse. as an outpatient critic of the ray rice punishment, she believed goodell needed to do more. especially since she claims one in thee women during their lifetime will be subbed to serious physical abuse. >> it sends a very strong message and we're going to be watching carefully to see what happens and we hope tha