and then, of course, because it's a hollywood movie, bruce willis messes it all a up and turns off all the superhuman bodies at the end. okay, anyway, thank you so much for being here today. [applause] what i want to do now is sign your books. [applause] okay? you've been a great audience. thank you so much. [applause] okay? >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click "search." you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking "share" on the upper left side of the page and selecting the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. >> in my book i decided to take the privacy investigations i'd done at "the wall street journal" a step further by investigating myself. like what is known about me and what can i protect. and so i sought my data from as many places as i could find which, actually, was very few places. so, for instance, i identified 200 data brokers out there, but only a do

he make movie with bruce willis and -- >> will smith! >> no. >> what?y morgan! [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't know who make a movie with -- i don't know. >> you don't know yourself. >> i don't know myself. i don't know myself. i am afraid. >> okay. sorry. >> jimmy: god bless you. okay? >> god bless you. >> i'm fredo. >> jimmy: our next round is worth 300 points. our next round is worth 300 points. so kate, you can tie this. >> okay. >> jimmy: and that's really the only reason i made it 300 points. all right, yehya, describe this famous celebrity, please. >> oh. that the guy -- he have like a special hat. like leather hat. >> jimmy: yes, kate. >> pharrell. >> no. >> jimmy: a good guess. >> he do air force one. he do movie with the -- what his name, the -- >> jimmy: kate. >> harrison ford! [ applause ] >> jimmy: you can see how thrilled harrison is to be with yehya. you can see the pure joy on his face as he posed for that. >> tyson. you remember tyson with his hat -- >> jimmy: yes. tyson ate holyfeen. yeah. our final question. this is for the game. i

with bruce willis. >> i messed up. i know. >> listen. wait. wait. bruce willis. >> will smith!on tv. >> tracy morgan! >> ha-ha! i don't know who make a movie. i don't know. i don't know. >> i've don't know myself. i don't know myself. i am afraid. >> yaya. >> jimmy: god bless you. god bless you. >> god bless you. >> i'm fredo. >> jimmy: next round is worth 300 points. kate, you can tie this. >> okay. >> jimmy: really the only reason i made it 300 points. all right, yaya, describe this famous celebrity, please. >> that the guy -- he have like a special hat. like a -- leather hat. >> pharell. >> no. a good guess. >> he do air force one. he do movie with the -- what his name the -- >> harrison ford! >> that is it. [ applause ] >> you can see the pure joy on his face as he posed for that. >> tyson. with the hat. >> tyson. yeah. all right. our final question. this is for the game. it doesn't matter how many points here. because, this is our final celebrity. this is tied. yaya. >> yes. >> jimmy: describe this celebrity. >> oh. the guy have a special glasses. music. english guy. like

that is what the movie surrogates' starring bruce willis was all about. in that world people prefer to live in separate human bodies. the don't want to go back to being human. they prefer to be superhuman. and then bollywood movie, bruce willis messes and all of in terms of all the super human bodies of the end. anyway, thank you so much for being here today. what i want to do now is sign your books. you have been a great audience. thank you so much. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2. here is our prime time lineup for tonight. that all happens tonight on c-span2 book tv. >> up next a tour of the local printmaking and bookbinding studio. book tv toward this side with the help of our local cable partner. >> i am an term executive director here. also called a six. easier to say. and we are in oregon. a nonprofit organization, and we are -- my mission is to advance printmaking in book arts. vital contemporary art forms. we do that through making book projects with local authors : burro workshops for students, high-school students, builds, through bringing

and then, of course, because it's a hollywood movie, bruce willis messes it all a up and turns off all the superhuman bodies at the end. okay, anyway, thank you so much for being here today. [applause] what i want to do now is sign

the fact that maybe the surrogate, that is what the movie starring bruce willis was all about. and in that world people prefer to live in superhuman bodies and they don't want to go back to this anymore. and then of course, because it is a hollywood movie, bruce willis messes it up until anyway, thank you so much for being here today. and what i want to do now is to sign your books. you've been a great audience and i thank you so much. >> booktv in prime time features looks focusing on navy s.e.a.l.s. at 8:00 o'clock, canine warriors and looking at the docs and serve with the seals. and then codename johnny walker and the story of the iraqi that risked everything to fight with the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. later, the author of eyes on target. stories from the brotherhood of the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. booktv in prime time on this week on c-span2 is starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> coming up next a discussion on education. then booktv features books on human intelligence. elizabeth colbert off her book the sixth extinction and then james barrett on our final invention. and then the fut

the fact that maybe the surrogate, that is what the movie starring bruce willis was all about. and in that world people prefer to live in superhuman bodies and they don't want to go back to this anymore. and then of course, because it is a hollywood movie, bruce willis messes it up until anyway, thank you so much for being here today. and what i want to do now is to sign

. >> it takes a certain command of camera and ego to blow up somebody like bruce willis. diehard franchise made him a superstar. it takes a certain senseability to take arnold to fight a predator in the jungle. and it takes guts to remake the classic like "the thomas crown affair" and fade our memory of the steve mcqueen original. and john mctiernan was all of the above, for a time, one of the most powerful directors in hollywood. but after a single phone call he had all of his power taken away by the legal justice system. he lost his career, reputation and eventually his freedom. he is back on his wyoming ranch these days after almost a year in prison after the ankle bracelet is gone after almost weeks of house arrest. >> do you see this place differently after a year? >> of course. >> how? >> well, we got to back up a whole lot if you want an answer to that. >> it all started with a guy named anthony pellicano, for years, he was hollywood's go-to private eye, a guy who seemed to know everybody's secrets from michael jackson to tom cruise. it seemed like his skill was ta

they preferred to be supera few and and because it was a hollywood movie bruce willis mess is it all up and turns of all document -- supers of the human body that an end. thank you so much for being here today. what i want to do now is sign your books. you have been a great audience, thank you so much. [applause] >> tonight booktv focusing on navy seals. at 8:00 p.m. like woodland on his book training k-9 warriors looking at the dogs to serve with navy seals. johnny walker and jim defelice talks about the iraqi who risked everything to fight with the navy seals. the author of ice on target, inside stories from the brotherhood of the u.s. navy seals. booktv in prime time all this week on c-span2 starting at 8:00 p.m.. coming up on c-span2 this morning a discussion on the future of internet governance followed by former reagan adviser susanna massey on the history of u.s./russia relations. from the fifth annual women in the world summit firsthand stories of bombing and chemical attacks in syria. here is a look. >> we were placed, bringing activities to the kids, working with them. we h

. >> where is bruce willis when you need him? >> you need hulk in there. >> it's armageddon. any movie about destroying an asteroid than armageddon? >> the water is slicked with oil. no survivors have been found since the day that ferry sank. does this mean the rescue mission is over? >>> debris is found along the australian coast. could it be from the missing plane? what investigators are looking for at this hour to try to make the connection. the latest on flight 370. scott: seems there's a wee bit of confusion out there when it comes to grass seed. "what if i forget to water it, scott? will it still grow?" roll the clip, jimmy. scotts wraps each seed in a brilliant coating that feeds, protects, and holds in moisture. so growing thicker, healthier grass is easier - even if you miss a day of watering. now let's spread your newfound knowledge! get scotts turf builder grass seed with water smart plus. it's guaranteed. seed your lawn. seed it! anncr: to keep your new grass growing strong, feed it with scotts starter food for new grass. those little cialis tadalafil for daily us

. >> we have bruce willis and scott glenn. to the mind? do they mind?he comments and they did an offshoot. it became like a self-fulfilling prophecy. he was a big comic book fan anyway. >> favorite, but film of all time -- comic book film of all time? >>it became like a self-fulfillg prophecy i have a soft side fore rocketeer. >> come back in the summer. we will chat more. it to see you again. it -- it is good to see you again. depressed pandas, we will tell you what park workers did to cheer her up. ♪ of the to look at some most compelling images of the day. here is one for your bucket list. running the marathon at the north pole. runners gathered in russia in the north pole. this easter is bunny hop a day early because of a hailstorm. the giant female panda seem depressed after her panda was sent to another part of the country. they build her an amusement park. it even came with a tv set. depressed.l is. he >> that is one of his best ones yet. a depressed panda in china decided to watch me for a couple of minutes. >> janet yellen has spoken. >> market

next i will pick seasons mother to be signed on as we do have a sneak peak on the bruce willis and of course chuck norris to cincinnati on tuesday kibble park that he had decided to call his ex partner are about noise effects and all we lack more with more media watch it later on. let me ask on that point. kate who brought it up secret land has been a little bit. and by some as a bit of a loose cannon. what have you expect her to make an impact at a post with where i my dad. she already was ecology minister back in nineteen ninety two. well she's one of the very few politicians in france who does the master topics like sustainable development's ecology and energy. and she's definitely fit the job and the composition than the government's line confident that she's going to deliver well on the energy transition that is at the very halls of the policies of four total and that's an interesting point because we heard her her speech during a handover ceremony earlier. she didn't say the words nuclear powers to consider worth tracking during that during that speech the same diamond is that t

. >> i am sticking with the bruce willis of bloomberg tv.great snacks should be flowing through now. >> would you buy something like this? do you think there is a market for this in sydney? >> absolutely. i think it real-time photos to matter where you are in the world, 10 years ago when i was a backpacker and didn't have a phone i would take the photos and send them in the post, but for parents at home to have this updating in real time certainly does that. certainly a wonderful way to have photos almost appear instantaneously anywhere in the world so very good. >> when you can send me that picture with the afro. my thanks to you for playing along. that's just the latest in our cloud cover series. we will be having a lot more going on next week. up next, one of the biggest names in the musclecar world is back after a makeover. we will take a test drive after this short rate. stay with us. -- short break. >> we have got a turning point for one of china's biggest technology companies. they expect alibaba to file. that's something that should

emerged in the past, where only a national consensus -- >> i need a bruce marshall movie to make a bruce willisis. not just the sputnik moment, but the pearl harbor moment, what we lose the greenland ice cap and palm beaches under a yard of water, then there will be a demand for government action. that is probably still 50 years away. >> does a drought in the west count? >> these should make a difference. we're likely to see this occurring from the dried out grassroots and the beaches where the hurricanes hit. happen, notg to from the kind of top-down leadership, but more bottom up demands. >> are you happy with the way climate change is taught in our universities? >> i worry about it. in the universities, by and large, the issues, trying to model these complicated processes -- i think there is a lot of good work academically. the problem is more at the level of popular political culture. >> william janeway with us on technology. our twitter question of the day who isck to the media -- winning the online tv wars? there is a digital exhaustion right now. stay with us. it is "bloomberg surveillan

now just to give you some kind of an analogy, taking you to this fifth element film with bruce willisthis scene with the flying cars all over there. so there's traffic going over the air, but without air traffic control, this could end up with a big crash. >> you're the air traffic controller. aurp we're just like the air traffic controller, and with the number of devices that are transmitting over the air, without the air traffic control, the service drops substantially. we're managing this traffic out of the gate. >> and you can also -- there's intrigue to that, and you could actually make your phone more important than your son or slow down your kid's video, but you've got some pretty important investors like cisco and liberty global. what do they bring to the table for you, just a good customer? >> well, with liberty, the largers cable operator in the world, it's very important, and it's also fine that says this company is using new technology, we're using it and we're happy with that, so working with this customer, they develop the best technology, which fits the best application

. >> we've got to call in bruce willis and billy bob thornton and shia lebeau. >> a western kentucky mailman has been stacking thousands of pieces of mail in his late mother's house and a rental storage unit. he was arrested last year. the judge ordered him to pay $14,000 in restitution because he had been stashing -- look at all of that mail. >> there's a lot of people that are looking for their mail. >> that was a comedy ask it on seinfeld. >> it was in new man's basement, the real life newman. >> the mid term election still months away. >> republicans poised to make big gains, americans upset over obamacare. what it will take for the gop to ride the outrage all the way to november. >> we were supposed to be living underwater or in space right now. we'll look back in time of the future that was predicted in the 1964 world fair in new york. >> welcome to al jazeera america. how the affordable care act could affect the mid term elections and congress. >> lets look at the severe weather and nicole, there is snow in the forecast? ized mid april. >> i'm starting to feel guilty even sayi

i want to thank bruce brown, eric siegel, and willie jay, and clay johnson all of you for , being here. this is a terrifically important issue. this is been one of the best panels on the issue i've ever seen. >> i agree. [applause] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] and coming up next, the supreme court oral argument in abc versus aereo. the court heard the case yesterday in a cnn report that could fundamentally change the way viewers could watch broadcast television as the major networks challenge the company aereo. which is a subscription fee that allows viewers to watch television on their smart phones on their computers. wins, some legal experts said i could undermine the entire broadcast tv business model, but i law to fester at uc berkeley tells the and and that if the justices do side with aereo, the network could go to congress to find a fix. we will take a listen to the oral argument now from the supreme court's on tuesday. it is about one hour. >> we'll hear argument next in case 13461, a