>> i was in budapest hungary -- >> before the wall fell. >> before the wall fell. i picked budapest and i landed in this place and i couldn't believe what was happening and i was on the i guess 20-years-old so it was very unclear to be what was going on and on nuclear to everybody and i realized i had to understand what it seemed the end infil i need to explain what happened across the region. >> dr. johanna bockman is an assistant professor of sociology and global affairs. george mason university here is her first book by stanford university press markets by the name of socialism a left-wing origin of left-wing neoliberalism. thank you for talking with us. >> thank you very much. >>> as was hinted in the introduction this book in a nut shell is that climate change doesn't just look like bad weather it also looks like ethnic violence, religious violence, civil war, the industry, counterinsurgency, xeonophobia anti-immigrant policing and i try to tease out the cause of the of the climate change and i never argue that climate change the sole driving force of violence

in 1988 was an exchange student in budapest agree. went there and completely before the wall fell and did no. i just picked the place that i could go. a pitch budapest. i landed in this place. i couldn't believe what was happening. i was 20 years old. it was very unclear to me what was going on. it was unclear everybody, and so when i came back realized i had to understand what i had seen there. i saw something that other people hadn't. people hadn't been there this see what it was like it that time, so i thought i need to explain what happened. >> host: assistant professor of sociology in global affairs here at the george mason university. her first book published by stanford university press, markets and the name of socialism, the left-wing boards and of neoliberalism. thank you for talking with us. >> guest: thank you very much. >> you're watching book tv on c-span2, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. >> as was said to that and the introduction, the pieces of this book in a nutshell is that politics -- the clim

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team raided a budapest museum. police seized 85 fully functional military-style assault rifles which were supposed to be nonfunctional. "u.s. weekly" reports the movie is over budget, over schedule and pitt is said to be furious with the foulup. >>> the 1949 triumph trophy tr-a ridden by the fonz in "happy days" is expected to go for $90,000 despite the bike not even working for years and the fact that actor henry winkler never rode it. he was just pushed around by scenes for. >>> can you get which halloween-ready celebrity this is. bill, any takers? any guesses? nothing, nothing. >> no. >> okay. not surpring. it's difficult. it was a twitpic put up by katy perry. she was asking her followers, be honest, do i look tired? >>> this comes from wmaq nbc 5 chicago, illinois, where one runner's post marathon celebration was crashed. amber welcomed her second child june just a few hours after finishing the chicago marathon. she already ran one in june at 17 weeks pregnant. with the doctor's okay, she ran this weekend expe

the set of a new action movie featuring brad pitt turned into a real life drama in budapest. they seized more than 100 weapons. the weapons were supposed to be deactivated but they were functional. pitt was filming a movie called world war z. >>> a los angeles meet distributor is recalling almost 40,000 pounds of beef because of a possible e. coli contamination. they were shipped to restaurants in california and nevada between september 7 and october 6. so far, though, no illnesses are reported. >>> many northern california grape growers are scrambling to keep mold or rot from ruining their grapes. many are bringing in large fans to dry off their vines. >> with this rainy cold weather it's pushing back har vast. we are running into mold. >> the experts say the risk is different for every type of grape in every vineyard location. that means we may not know how bad it really is until the entire harvest is finished. >>> 4:53 is the time right now. let's go to sal to check on traffic. >> the east bay, pam, so far so good. we had some earlier roadwork that has picked up on interst

. >> in budapest, this scheme is not run by the employment or economics ministries. it falls under the jurisdiction of the interior ministry. the department had responsible for the program says it is because his ministry has the strength to implement it. >> our goal is to create a family model in which children see their parents get up and go to work every morning. >> for decades, the mother of his family have we went off to work every day. she even earned an entry into the who's who listing of successful of professionals. she is well known as an outspoken journalist. she is jewish and the single mother of four. shortly after the orban government came to power, she was dismissed. >> i tried everything to find work. i said i would do almost anything. it has always followed the same pattern. at first people were enthusiastic about my education, i have three degrees. the next day, they would make some excuse in turn me down. now i am in this program as a kindergarten helper. he would not believe how badly they treat me. -- you would not believe how badly they treat me.

. >> a cashe of weapons stored in a warehouse in an airport in budapest. a foiled terror plot, perhaps. maybe an international gun running operation has been uncovered. in fact, no. these weapons are supposed to be part of a film featuring this man. the hundred or so rifles, pistols and machine guns were destined for the set of the latest brad pitt movie called "world war zed" currently being filmed in hungary. the problem is the authorities say the weapons still work. >> weapons like these cannot be imported into the country. this includes sports weapons as well as the seized military weapons. guns like these can only be used by the army or the police. the guns arrived in hungary from london where they had apparently been made safe for use with blank ammunition. however, the hungarian customs authorities say they hadn't been modified enough. there as been no official comment from the film makers, although the episode is not believed to have held up production on the blockbuster. brad pitt, meanwhile, is concentrating on his role in the film. whether he'll

in its historic contours but by growing underground i think it's absolutely wise choice to drive budapest within the old tools of the building and try to modernize it without making it a mortar building and modern looking it is definitely not kilos of braided gold tons of crystal and hundreds of meters of silk woven by monks all setting the scene for some of the world's greatest beauties but. there is nothing. all right. here. is what is the word bolshoi associated with in the west before they use this a ballet. this say. this a chandelier. that incredible standing there. and of course this is a russia to see the stage where the old soviet symbols now removed came the last president of the u.s.s.r. me heil gorbachev bela legend maya p.c. at sca as well as directives from the competition world class values including la scala the vienna opera and covent garden precious opening night tickets for the wealthy and well connected only were exclusively available for the president's office and for others happy to watch in the chilly autumn and the opening night show gala concert was displayed on g

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hungarian police seized 85 weapons from the budapest set called world war z.cluded ak-47s and sniper rifles. police say they launched the raids because it could have led to a deadly accident. >>> president obama is on the road. he is selling his jobs plan in the state. he hopes to win next november. danielle nottingham reports for wjz from capitol hill. >> reporter: president obama made his pitch for the american jobs act to supporters at a union training center in pittsburgh. >> right now, our economy needs a jolt. >> reporter: pennsylvania is a key state for the president's re-election campaign. he's pushing hard for passage of his $447 billion plan to turn the economy around. the package includes public works projects. unemployment assistance, and tax hikes on wealthy americans. >> it's a jobs bill with a kind of proposals that democrats and republicans have traditionally supported. it's a jobs bill that is entirely paid for. >> reporter: back here in washington, the jobs bill faces its first critical vote in the senate tuesday evening, where it is likely h

evers from budapest and became america's biggest star. >> and people think about him as so living andut he died in the 20s. >> before television thousands of people would watch him. this huge mural is from providence, rhode island. always a show man and promoter, he would do his tricks on newspaper buildings so he would get press coverage. he was in san francisco hanging from the hearst building in 1933. before that he escaped from a locked box in the park during an exhibition in 1913. he didn't stop with theatre performances. he went to hollywood and became a silent film star. years later hollywood made a film about him starring tony curtis. later in life he went on a crusade to debunk people who claimed to have supernatural abilities. >> houdini died on halloween, 1936 and for years his wife conducted a seance hoping he would return. he died in 1926. she finally quit and said ten years is long enough to wait for any man. >> the exhibit includes works by artists inspired by houdini. >> many artists made the analogy between making art and making magic. >> don't expect to learn how hou

zombie flick raided by a swat team in budapest. they seized a-47's and sniper rifles.eneration. gretchen, sit up, please. you're embarrassing me. they claim they weren't in working order. police are investigating the mix-up. i have to go. >> voters across the country are fed up with washington. they're angry with the constant bickering and in a recent poll, 79% say they are dissatisfied with the way the political system is working. >> one of our supreme court justices, antonin scalia says the gridlock is all part of the plan. >> i hear americans saying this nowadays and there's a lot of it going around. they talk about a dysfunctional government because there's disagreement and they -- and they would have said, yes, that's exactly the way we set it up. unless americans can appreciate that and learn to love the separation of powers which means learning to love the gridlock. >> love the gridlock. joining us right now is fox news senior judicial analyst and anchor of "freedom watch" judge andrew napolitano who put the fun in dysfunction. >> good morning, guys. >> you on a