and didn't have a chance to talk about bonet to pick but it is my favorite book. issues of forgiveness and reconciliation internationally and domestically but unfortunately came out as we were getting geared up to go into iraq. therefore it got lost in the shuffle in some respects. >> host: thank you. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs use the online. tight the offer or book title in the search bar on the upper left of the page and click search. you can also share any thing you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left of the page and select the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours each weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. next on booktv, richard mintier talks about his biography of khalid shaikh mohammed from the spy museum in washington d.c.. this is about an hour. >> i'm glad to see all of you. writing is a very solitary endeavour. the only time you get out side staring at your computer screen in a dark and dusty place and books go out on their own. with lost children you don't actually get to se

>>bonet: the economic benefits over later retirement are obvious. people keep contributing to social securityand somehow their morbidity seems to be lower while you are actively working. >>seymour-newton: mary is an example of somebody who's kept going and she is now coming up to 85 and she is still working... >>reporter: one word of warning though: >>you all need new knees dears before you're finished >>reporter: still to come on world business... >>competing for the biggest prize in sailing; we go match racing in sweden. >>and with global demand for meat rocketing, it might make more sense to farm insects rather than cows. >>6 legs good four legs bad... and the rest in just a moment on world business... >>reporter: by the end of this year the global population is predicted to hit 7 billion and by 2050 may be as high as 9 billion. simply feeding that many people is a challenge in itself, but coupled with rising wealth, consumption of protein is also peaking. and to meet the demand for meat, we could soon all beeating a lot more insects. >>food secu

come to last-minute resolution have basically been papering over fundamental disagreements that just bonet -- won't go away? >> i think that's right. as simple as this equation was, there was an element on the hill today that was just both personal and partisan. there was real anger from harry reid toward mcconnell and boehner. and vice versa. they had a brief, verse conversation and boehner said we passed a bill, now it's your turn the >> haven't members of congress seen these polls that suggest people hold them in lower regard than ever before? are they trying to get into single digits? >> they're doing a request -- good job if that's the case. >> they went home for the august reess, polls showed people were not happy with the way they were doing things. but at the first test, we've seen them go back into their original positions. >> well, you said that you think there will not be a shutdown. that's also my instinct. but given how quickly they fell back into this posture of gridlock, how would you explain to people watching this show why there would not be a shutdown? >> because i think

and right now members of congress have an opportunity to say, stop, you bonet -- stop. but don't take my word for it. listen to the employers themselves. recently the national association of manufacturers asked thousands of american manufacturers a simple question about the boeing complaint. question was, could this nlrb complaint negatively impact your decisions on hiring or work force expansion plans? 69% of those manufacturers who responded to the survey said yes. this complaint could negatively impact decisions to grow their businesses and hire new workers. at a recent hearing of the education work force committee, the former nlrb chairman, described an encounter with 60 canadian business leaders. he told us, quote, a few with whom i had an opportunity to speak with afterwards expressed real concern about doing business in the united states as a result of the agency's complaint against the boeing company. thanks to the nlrb's actions, efforts by manufacturers to hire workers are being undermined and international employers are concerned about doing business here in