we have got here, trump bock —— blocks $140 billion qualcomm bid. have got here, trump bock —— blocksock —— blocks $140 billion qualcomm bid. it would have been the biggest deal in that sector ever up, have been the biggest deal in that sector ever up, so have been the biggest deal in that sector ever up, so it would have been quite a big deal. i think interesting is president trump has decided to lock the deal even though the investigation on foreign investments in the usjust the investigation on foreign investments in the us just ordered a week ago, so this investigation hasn't been closed, which highlights the high political concerns that we re the high political concerns that were thereabout the deal. other real political terms about this, or is this just protectionism on the part of the white house? that is the question many are asking. in the end, you do have this political question, but you also have competition fears and you have the fear that broadcom that it based in singapore that are about to move its headquarters to sing up —— the us could open the door to another chinese

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>>> a nursing assistant in walnut creek accused of sexually assaulting a patient. 29-year-old cody bock of clayton has been arrested on charges of felony. police say he turned himself in after a warrant was issued for his arrest. police started investigating him in october after a patient reported being sexually assaulted. the hospital says he has been placed on administrator leave. >>> a couple from joshua tree in southern california is in jail. their three young children were discovered living in a plywood box. the children are 14, 13, and 11. san bernardino county sheriff's deputies say the children had been living in the box for four years. deputies found them and their parents while checking out the property earlier this week. they thought the blaze was abandoned. there were mounds of trash all over the place. an empty trailer had up to 40 cats roaming inside and there was no electricity or running water. >>> the fbi arrested a man who was suspected of sending threatening letters containing white powder to donald trump junior at -- and a law professor at stanford. 24-year-old danie

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persky is the judge who sentenced stanford's winter bock turner to six months in jail for sexual assaulto thought that sentence was too lenient gathered more than 94,000 signatures to put a measure on the june ballot to recall judge persky. persky filed an appeal on the grounds that the recall campaign should have been filed of the state level because he considers himself a, quote, state officer. >>> time for an update from 2 investigates. some students are stepping up to try to face the problem themselves. a group called students for library improvement cleaned their library. oakland tech hasn't had a librarian. the students have not been able to check out books. you'll remember 2 investigates revealed it's pretty common case, finding almost a third of oakland's campus libraries are closed. here at oakland tech, the principal is budgeting for a full-time library technician for next year. the computer system has been fixed and that means students can once again check out books. >> we got a good amount of stuff done. we've wiped them down, disinfected them. we got a lot of progress done,

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today we're here to listen to vince for a new bock the marshal plan dawn of the cold war a couple of quick notes now would be a great time to silence your cell phones. c-span booktv is recording today a and you don't want to be that person whose phone is ringing in the middle of the roading when we get to question and answer portion if you would please step up to mic we have over here on your right, just to make sure we can all hear your question and your question gets recorded that would be mice and keep a question so we can keep the conversation going. normally if you're a regular we know we ask is you to fold chairs afterren efnght so leave them where e they are. book will be available after signing at the register ask for one and ben will be signing up here so now for the fun stuff. combining economic and a political history. so gives us a detailed account of the marshal plan from conception to aftermath and focuses on year 1947 to 1949 when the chill that would become cold or war set into u.s. soviet relations. drawing on new material from american russian, german and other euro

. >> bret: yeah, bock. >> i have to say there is a continued anxiety because we keep seeing instancesre prominent voices from the left or from the democratic party who say what we all think they believe which is that they would like there to be if not an outright ban, something close to a ban on private firearms. it's only the -- we often hear about incremental changes, people will talk about common sense gun reform. then there won't be a consensus on what those reforms would be. if they are so obvious and so common sense, one would think they could get on the same sheet of music. i walked through one of these protest marches in new york and there were signs about banning ar-15s. there was a sign i saw that said "trump kills kids." it's over heated and over the line. the editorial, they miss -- missed identified the weapon as a rifle when it was a musket. for those of us who watch the debate closely, it's not surprising from "the new york times." still and here are some of the sound of a president bringing up the second amendment as we've heard over recent weeks. >> they will take awa

. >> one thing i wanted to scb is you talked about soldiers there and alluded to lootings in the bockd so, what's hondoras doing it is such a big issue in arizona too.og the government of the stationed -- a small group of soldiers established a little camp there below the city and the soldiers have been there pretty much continuously it's a very rough assignment because a lot of those soldiers are getting leash -- the value of a hot zone you can't control it and even for the most precautions -- the sangd fly is only a quarter of the size of a mosquito you can hardly see it. you can't hear it or feel it biting you but it goes through the mesh in your tent. it is really difficult to protect against. i would like to know during your underground what was negative influences that pomona had on your writing and your am bugses? >> this, there's that number of 47. [laughter] that's a>> sacred number to promote a college the rest of you don't know thinking about it. but well you know -- when i went to pomona i wanted to be a science journal u.s. i took class, i took classes in anthropology whi

book and you have former vice president of the united states joe bide whon wrote a forward to your bockand you're talking about what transgender youth might be feeling today, i think it's a real statement to have both the fact that your book is out there that it is telling this deeply, personal but also -- kind of a story of your own political memoir thus far. but you had -- the vice president say to you, remember me. when you're president -- so tell me about what that must have felt like and also where do you see yourself going now? coif moving forward? what do you want for yourself and what diewpght for the country? >> you know, i think one of the things they appreciate about having opportunity to write this book is that in many way i've refound my hope in writing the book. i remember, my brother telling me as andy was diagnose this was going to be incredibly difficult. but you will look arranged and see acts of amazing grace that happen all around you, and -- >> uh-huh. and -- and they were everywhere. those miracles of andy -- making it to the wedding by all account he should have p

i mentioned one in the bock with regard to the bailout. >> the tarp. >> right. >> to prop up wall streeter the collapse of lehman brothers in 2008. >> that was an example of me hoping yes and voting no. >> which i had the luxury of doing that. >> a lot of people do that. >> hoping yes but you want to do to pass. you just didn't want your name on it. >> that's right. it seems the only thing we can do on a bipartisan basis now is spend money we don't have. and if you spread enough around then you can get bipartisan support. and unfortunately i think this will come back to bite us over time. >> you know on the t.a.r.p. vote i was working for senator obama at the time and running for president in the midst of running for president. >> right. >> he tried to help and brought democrats along, which wasn't a popular. >> right. >> thing to do. >> i mention that in the book. would that happen today? i have a hard time seeing that happening today, where -- where john mcmahon suspended their political campaign and to come out and round up votes on their side. that was one vote i regret, because i th

in the bock drop of this, we've been working on a story about exactly how president trump deals with russia issues, related to russia and we found that his aides and his administration officials who are in the cabinet, they have to really push president trump when it comes to tough actions against russia and specifically against vladimir putin. one scenario that we detailed in our story was the decision to provide weapons to ukraine. we reported back in august that a decision had gone to the president's desk and it was by the state department and by the pentagon supported by them and the national security apparatus to provide these javelin anti-tank missiles to ukraine. well it sat on the president's desk for about four months. secretary tillerson and others had to push him and say, look, we need to do this. this is something that ukraine needs and he made the decision in december but it took a lot of pushing and prodding from people in the cabinet. >> let me ask you about that. at the center of this, according to the piece, is the stark divide between the president's policy decision

is written many bock and articles including most -- most paymentsly in a way why nations feel the origins that power prosperity and poverty coauthored with james robinson which was a "new york times" best seller in 2012. our second speaker is maria ramirezs she's a spanish reporter and entrepreneur who works in new york and madrid. she writes about u.s. politics for univision cofounded polly bots at delivered messages about political developments in spain the rest of europe and united states. she previously worked as correspondent for the -- >> undo reporting primarily for -- [inashe later was part of the founding team of the l that broke the world record in 20 is a. she's the coauthor of three week boobs about u.s. politics and how to have tools to reach an audience skeptical about media in the age of populism and fake news. our final panelist is monk a lecture political theory at harvard university's government want. he's also post doctor fellow at the transatlantic academy of the german marshal fund in nonresident fellow at new american reform program and primarily research interest th

out class in his beautiful back draflt number four, extremely proud to say i make a cameo in this bock. it was a moment in the class when johns talking report aring on cattle wrestling in nevada he asked if anyone knew what a goose neck trailer was i raised my what could because everybody know what is it is and i realize to my tbrin that i was only person in class with with my hands up. little did it i know that john qowld immortalize this moment as example of the difference frame was reference that read arers will bring to a piece. when the book came out i got afl these e-mails and texting asking if i was the one who had known the trailer was -- and oh, my god did i know john mcphee and honestly say knowing what a goose neck trailer was in 1999 was one of my life most important achievements but the moment that stands out from the class was not knowing what that was. itone day after class ended onef the students opened a door and dozens of photographs and reportsers flooded in and john won pulitzer prize for his beautiful book animal of the former world. john had gotten news during it

of, you know, thigh kingdom kentucky come thy will be done and deuteronomy was her favorite bock andher effort to even memorize it. so when you have a book that's that significant to you those expressions come out in writings so i think that's what i see with my angelo. >> what are william faulkner. >> and what is that by the way? >> you've picked up in this literature section we have these many different volumes that use theha bible as -- expressions from the bible in their titles. i so abslum is quote from second samuel 18:33 where david is saying -- my son, my son. you knowed a time when abslum is being killed and so for if faulkner he's, you know, tieing this, this association you have king david you have this rebellious son. you haveve this great, you know, turmoil and struggle over what you do you do about your son that is a trying to -- according to the story is trying to -- pursue david's life to take over, you know, take over the nation. and overthrow him and so -- faulkner says he exist with the civil war with era in the deep south with, you know, where there's -- this grea

the test and why our kids weren't read py for college and why all of our kids didn't fit inside of a bock as we were trying to grap weple with how t have that conversation with constant defending ourselves. essa gives us a wonderful opportunity to be on the offense and to have these conversations like tony and pam just laid out inside of the context of law and legislation, and that's a really, really pivotal point for us to be as education leaders and for our states to be as we begin to take the lead. so when we had critical feedback and i'll just say about our long-term goals, i took that as an opportunity to, a really important opportunity to say thank goodness our goals are where they are because they're real goals. this is where we are as a state and we have an opportunity to think about realistic goals and lofty, ambitious, but achievable, real goals. so we're not going to pretend that every kid can be successful on a test or that every kid needs to go to college, but we are going to are going to accept where we are as a state. where our students are as students and we're going to se

it is the hottest tech ipo since knapp went public last year..bock was priced at $21 per share last nightis all ready up 40% at $29 per share this morning. keep an eye on dropbox stock. a chinese company was ringing the bell this morning and they are also celebrating an ipo. the markets look very different today. there are concerns over a global trade for. the dow jones managed a bit of a game earlier. checking in on the nasdaq and the s&p 500, they are both down the well. the nasdaq has dropped more than .5% right now. stocks around the world drop after the announcement on cherub -- tariffs. the chinese government has pledged and this could have an effect on california's economy. it will target wine and other fruit which are big exports for california. california spends about one minute -- since about $1 million in omens every year. >> the popularity of streaming music is affecting digital downloads. 65% of people now listen to the music on streaming services. if people want to buy music, they are buying more albums on cds or vinyl rather than downloading it through their hard drive. dig