you, al capone? but i'm very happy to say that they both decided that might be a pretty decent book so why didn't i go ahead and write it. >> well, you think of a question or two more, just want to remind you that the book is available in lobby, which the author will sign for you. come up and use the mic so c-span can hear you. this microphone right here. >> why do you think people in bulgaria or -- what particular suspect aspect of al capon they admired, his murder organize extortion? >> guest: it really boggled the mind, doesn't it? i wish i could give you an answer. i income there are probably many, many answers to such a quit, but those countries, i do hate to generalize but they do have a reputation for what shall we call i, disreputable behavior and prance that has something to do with. at love 0 gangs there and a lot of poverty in romania in particular, i know hoe mainous because write about sal steinberg. don't know much about bull grand jury and other countries nut poverty, the ghetto-like w

al capone? but aim very happy to say they both decided that might be a pretty decent book so why didn't i go ahead and write it. >> well, if you think of a query or two more. just want to remind you that there will be books available in the lobby. yes, come up and use the mic so c-span can hear you. the microphone right here. >> why do you think people in bulgaria or -- what particular aspect of al capone do you think they admired? his murdering or extortion? >> i just -- it raley boggles the mind, doesn't it? i wish i could give you an answer. think there are probably many, many answers to such a question. but those countries -- i do hate to generalize but they do have a reputation for what should well call it, direputable behavior and perhaps that has something to do with it. a lot of bangs there and a lot of poverty in romania in -- i know remain ya because i rode about saul steinberg itch don't know about bulgaria and other country but the poverty this ghetto, like ways certain ethnic groups

trump is al capone on steroids and hillary clinton is al capone in a pant suit. and trump's tax situation and hillary clinton's e-mails get plenty of comparisons, and as for "downton abbey," "new york times," summing thin six season's the serial, wrote that the hapless couple, batess and an inaction changed with separate murder, quote, have spent more combined time in jail than al capone. people from chicago who travel abroad have a tale or two to tell of what happens to them when they say they're from

the wall street journal is original capone gun and did not match the one we have on display. the i.r.s. apologized to our mob museum after realizing they made a mistake. >> dana: tom does this for mob stories and kelly does this for snow stories. we have one coming up. >> kim: donald trump choices for the cabinet position have a they are floating a lot of balloons. >> kim: what do you do if you have built in mitt tins? you jump around in the snow. we take to you colorado for this one. that is an australian cattle dog. it may be his first ever snowfall. seems that way. that area got a couple of inches. >> dana: the first flakes are falling in north dakota in what could be the first major snowstorm to hit the northwest this season. they are saying blizzard the northern plains and upper midwest. we want it to snow on the western slope of the rocky mountains. >> dana: almost all of our drinking water comes from snow in the western slope of the rocky mountains. >> kelly: a lot of people digging out coats for this morning. it is chilly out there. yesterday we topped out at 60 in la

scarier than a mobster, al capone, al mobster, robert combines dramatic precision and it turns out comedic timing with his signature eye for detail. and while the name de niro iscy than mou non -- synonomous with tough guy, he has tireless preparation from learning the saxophone to remaking his body, he once said, i feel i have to earn the right to play a part. and the result is honest and authentic art that reveals who we really are. in 1976 lorne michaels asked the beatles to reunite on his show. in exchange he offered them

i meananlinardi's supposed to be the new boss, al capone was the biggest mobster of his time. he went away for being a tax cheat. thomas dewey popped lucky luciano for being a pimp. and dewey got to run for president, didn't he? of course, he did get beat. i just wanna telelyou, officer, that i think you're doin' terrific work. and i appreciate the preure that you're living with. hey, don't make a move till you hear from me. the guy we grabbed said they got the little girl in a closet in the back room. they got three xxxxxxxs in theheront room, and the junkie girlfriend watching the kid in the back. you guys go in the front. we'll crash through the back and grab the kid. hold on a second here. you guys ever hear of a warrant, for crying out loud? don't we?

the mob museum unveiled a gun thought to be owned by al capone. turns out the feds gave them the wrong jung. the wall street journal says acknowledge the drawing of the original capone gun did not match what was on display at the the feds apologized to the museum after realizing the mistake. >> whose was it? somebody's gun. >> how many years do we have going down? >> a thousand. is. >> party like a rock. start there and then kind of ease our way into the rest of our lives. oh my what a chilly way to start your friday. your day started. really it's going to be the coldest night for a while. and i guess a memory, a reminder, that this is actually november even though it hasn't felt like it. although mid 30s and just around the edges right now, 11 in eli, 27 in winnemucca. if the way it looked today, put this in motion for time lapse, little ripple for the morning hours but things led out, the boat booing ea, crystal clear sky, clouds on sun and first things first, rnl flamingo and sand hill, buffalo and lake mead in the northwest, already and paseo

turns out it was never owned by al capone. it was loaned to the mob museum by the i.r.s. turns out the feds gave them the wrong gun. wall street journal reporting gun experts noticed a drawing of the original capone gun didn't match this one. i.r.s. apologized to the mob museum after realizing the mistake. we are following breakingew they are getting a good handle on this one with live pictures out of riverside county. this was really firing up about 3:00 this morning. s a pallet fire there. nobody injured in this one. >> kim: the video seen around the world of a woman being clocked in the face by a police officer. new this morning a different angle of that incident yet you don't see the punch. >> dana: an olympic gold >> kim: vehicles wag season going to shed 30,000 jobs as they try to recover from that huge emission scandal. volkswagon announcing the company is going to cut 30,000 jobs. most of those are l come in germany where the auto maker is based. >> tom: lots of cars making their way down the 95 in the far northwest and have to deal with construction whereh overbr

if you think of al capone, the guy who got al capone was not jay. edgar hoover. they got him on tax evasion. now what they are going to be able to do is bug, wire tap, use evidence against rising might have been the bosses but you might not necessarily have been the ones to tell someone to hit somebody. this wall has a couple of different wiretaps people can listen to. over here is a conversation between alan dorfman and joe lombardo. joe lombardo was connected to the teamsters. so was dorfman. dorfman was in charge of the teamsters union central states pension fund. he had mob connections through his family, which had been close to al capone. here they are talking about loans the teamsters made great where the teamsters were important was with very few exceptions, banks would not lend money to casino operators. the theory, they are being gangsters. are they going to pay it back? should a bank investment they casino? there were bankers in las vegas who realized the benefit to the community and to the bank of lending money. but the teamsters did this and in turn w

i'm trying to stuff a capon. everything's going to be fine. i'll take care of this. you go back in the kitchen and stuff it... the capon. i can do this. what are you people doing in my home? i'm picking up stella. i'm looking for keys. roy, what would you be doing in my home? i'm here to take a naked picture of stella. oh. what? helen, you go get ready. remember, you can do this. i can do this. you're going out with stella? boy, what i wouldn't give to... find my keys. oh, no, it's davis! dinner-- not ready. stall him. it's just antonio. what is he doing here? feeling unwelcome at the moment. oh, good, poison oak. with any luck, it will kill me. it's contagious. please, i'm dying here. ah... somebody go check on stella. joe, that's your job. please knock first. okay, but, uh... if i'm not back in ten minutes, send up some champagne. so, you saw her naked, huh? it was awful, honey. hold me? ( doorbell ringing ) oh, no, it's davis! uh, dinner's not ready. stall him. it's just fay and... who the hell are you? dominick-- stella's boyfriend. no, no. he was making a commot

of american men, and national book award-winning biographer deirdre baird recalls the life of al capone. that's a few of the programs you will see on book tv this weekend. for a complete schedule, booktv.org. book tv: 72 hours of nonfiction books and authors

al capone was a nine-year-old. >> stephen: wow. al capone was one hard-living nine-year-old. the g-men must have got him on charges of hopscotch racketeering. people are wondering what the top this year. well, it might have been their lucky stephen. ( cheers and applause ) the cubs were kind enough to come here and invite my friend donnie franks to wrigley. just saying. they hang out with me, they win the world series. it's math. ( applause ) plus, fun fact about meeting the cubs: in person, i am even smaller and weaker. ( laughter ) in addition to me, one of the major reasons the cubs won last night was because of their president of baseball operations, theo epsteen, who now owns the title of most famous theo. sorry, malcolm jamal warner. you had a good run. at the age of 28, epsteen became the red sox general manager and gave them a world series title, breaking the curse of the bambino. which, if you're not familiar with sports, is when babe ruth boston harbor. the man who i paid to say i'm right says i'm right over there. okay. then epsteen moved onto the cubs, giving them

he opened the door to his past eladio capon was then the mayor of lancara and stood next to the official photograph eladio capon, former mayor of lancara "at his father's house he said something i won't forget, that it was one of the most humble houses in lancara. it's true, his father was born in a very humble house." just one main, spartan room. fidel castro once said his revolutionary genes might have resulted from his exploited peasant ancestors in spain but his father, angel castro, became a rich landowner when he as a young man. the spanish war ended the year he got there and angel went on to have several children, including fidel. a plaque on his birthplace in spain says angel castro planted trees in cuba that still flower when his son fidel came to lancara in 1992, he must have felt right at home. cuba yes, yankees no, a crowd of local leftists shouted fidel castro "th country on earth, he told them, wants to strangle us, drown us and kill us through hunger." victoria lopez castro, fidel's first cousin, rarely strayed far from lancara. fidel also visited her house that day she re

like al capone. oh, well, perhaps the hat is a bit much. yeah, yeah. the hat. the hat should go because the pants look normal. son, you see, i know this--this is stupid, and i'm just dumb, i guess, or stupid, but i didn't do it for me. oh, i know, pop. i did it for you. oh, sure. i know. i wanted you to have the things i never had. well, i'm just happy to have the things that he doesn't have. [horn honking] uh-huh. there's that guy crenshaw. yeah. listen, what you gonna tell him? this is my father. wait till you hear this." stay out of it. just leave it. i'll take care of it myself. mr. sanford? yes. john crenshaw. it's a pleasure. mr. crenshaw, this is my son, lamont. how you doing? how do you do? the pants. yeah, the pants. they're nice, aren't they? where did you get them? no. i mean the horse's pants. oh. that's my idea. i thought since he's such a great racehorse, i would just keep his legs warm. a thoroughbred? sure. and as soon as we finish making our deal, i'll go in the house and try to find them. general lee. general lee? yeah. born 1959. 1959. yes. y

. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark twain, was in his early 70s. last time this indians franchise won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleveland municipal stadium which was taken down, it's where the indians played as well. now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this game at 6. hard to catch her breath. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. the dh, santana. here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching side of the plate with 34. during the regula

. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark twain, was in his early 70s. 68 years ago. the year was 1948. won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleveland municipal stadium which was taken down, now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this game at 6. oh, my. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbaseball. the dh, santana. here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching this postseason. he is more power from the other during the regular season, 30 of

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. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark twain, was in his early 70s. 68 years ago. last time this indians franchise won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleve municipal stadium which was taken down, it's where the indians played as well. now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this game at 6. hard to catch her breath. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbaseball. the dh, here's a guy who has hit better against left-handed pitching this postseason. he is

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. -- al capone. babe ruth was 13 years old. thomas edison, 61 years old in 1908. samuel clemens, a.k.a. mark 68 years ago. the year was 1948. last time this indians franchise won at all. for cleveland, in the history of this great city, two teams have clinched here. the 1920 cleveland indians and the 1964 cleveland browns. they did that at cleveland municipal stadium which was taken down, it's where the indians played as well. now a new stadium where the cleveland browns play. this game 7 is going into the bottom of the ninth inning. aroldis chapman, i can't imagine how much he has left, will deal with the top of the lineup. santana, kipnis, lindor. after a two-out rally in the bottom of the eighth tied this oh, my. hard to catch her breath. -- hard to catch your breath. good job by bryan shaw in the top of the ninth in a play behind the bag by lindor. top of the order coming up. thanks, fans, for watching the t-mobile unlimited baseball break. #unlimitedbaseball. the dh, santana. here's a guy who has hit better this postseason. he is more power from the other sid

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i don't know how long these fans -- al capone was 9 years old. >> kevin: it's a long time ago. >> peteports, biggest baseball game we've ever seen. it's so big for the city of chicago. we can't put it in words. >> alex: a sigh of relief. it transcends sports. it's one of the coolest stories. game 7, unbelievable. >> tom: i think it's the biggest championship you could win in sports. guys like heyward and fowler and lackey. they took less money to sign as free agents becomes. there's nothing bigger than winning the world series with a cubs uniform on. >> kevin: the biggest story of our lifetime. >> pete: really smart pick -- -- -- >> kevin: who is going to win? >> tom: cubs in 7. >> kevin: going to stay with it. >> alex: cleveland in 7. >> pete: i'm going to say cleveland. i don't have a reason. >> frank: cubs in 7. this is going to be hard fought battle. we've seen it. tonight, whoever wants this tht will win it. >> alex: you said it but you seem sad. it >> frank: i like both of these ball clubs. unfortunately one has to lose. >> kevin: listen to these fans. >> frank: who do you like?

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i want to be the hnic, be the top man, al capone. >> walter cooperwood is awaiting trial in charges including attempted rape and aggravated robbery and grand theft auto to which he has pled not guilty. he's also picked up an additional charge of felonious assault while in jail. >> it was a riot in the detention center. heartless felons versus, you know, just everybody else. that's not a part of a gang. my friend punched somebody and split his eye. when he punched them he fell and i started stumping him, he went to sleep, so that's a felonious assault charge. >> since that assault, cooperwood has been segregated on 23 and 1 status, meaning he is only let out of his single-man cell one hour per day. now due to the recent problems in unit 10-c, many other heartless felons may soon find themselves living under the same restrictions. >> we just need to go all the way to 23 and 1, one person out at a time what we need to do over there. we got to get a grip on this. >> it's getting out of hand. >> associate warden eric ivy in charge of jail security. containing heartless felons has become a regular

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. >>> in the year 1908, lyndon johnson was born, babe ruth and al capone were kids, the wright brotherseir flying machine, the first ford sold for a cool $850 and the "titanic" was a drawing known as ship 401. by the way, 1908, the last time the chicago cubs won the world series, until now. >> here comes ryan on to first and the cubs have won the world series! a moment many thought might never happen. >> magical. sports magical. and listen to this. cleveland was down 3-1 in the nba championship before winning -- like the cubs. both teams won on the road. here's more trivia, there are 108 stitches on a baseball -- the same number of years since the cubs won. last night's game won in the 10th inning, 8 runs, 108. when wrigley field was built, it was known as building 108 and when it comes to magic whether you are a cubs fan or not seeing bill murray like this. it's close to perfection along with thousands of his new friends. >> i've bitten my nails off because i couldn't take the nervousness. >> 108 years. been waiting for a team like you, boys! >> i'm just, like, weeping openly right now

al capone, a mobster. [laughter] robert combined dramatic precision and it turns out comedic timing with his signature eye for detail, and while the name de niro is synonymous with tough guy, his true gift is sensitivity he brings to each roll -- role. -- he is alsop as a director, philanthropists, and cofounder of the tribeca film festival. with his tireless preparation for learning the saxophone to remaking his body, he says, i feel like i have to earn the right to play a part. in 1976, lorne michaels implored the beatles to reunite on his brand-new show. in exchange, he offered them $3000. [laughter] them they could shared equally or they could give ringo -- or they could give ringo a smaller cut. [laughter] on saturday night live, he has created a world of no names becomes comedy's biggest stars, were our friends the coneheads and the cheerleaders and land sharks and basement deadbeats and motivational speakers, and andnfrozen caveman lawyer, tom hanks is on black jeopardy. [laughter] after four decade

a father-in-law who is scarrier than a mobster, al capone, a mobster. robert combines dramatic precision, and it turns out immediatic timing with his signature eye for detail. while the name deniro is shy nan mouse with tough guy, his true gift is his sensitivity he brings to this role. this new york artist didn't stop at becoming one of the world's great actors. he's a director, philanthropist, cofounder of the tribeca film festival. of his tireless preparation of learning the saxophone to remaking his body, he once said i feel i have to earn the right to play a part. the result is honest and authentic art that reveals who we really are. >>> in 1976, lauren michaels implored the beatles to reunite on his brand new show. in exchange, he offered them 3000%. >> that is certainly a more light-hearted moment from president obama as he is speaking about each of the 21 men and women who he is about to award the presidential medal of freedom. you just heard he mentioned the creator and head of saturday night live. also diana ross will be awarded. oakland's own

national book award winner deirdre bair on the life of organized crime boss al capone. and on book tv afterwards program at 10:00 p.m. eastern they discuss the impact that immigration and on the economy. and we wrap up our saturday prime time line up lineup at 11:00 p.m. with former banker the fish serves banker. how i destroyed swiss bank secrecy. that all happens next on c-span to book tv. ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us here in our headquarters on this beautiful fall day. thank you as well to our television audience in our online audience i have nick eberstadt. and author of this book men without work america's invisible crisis. my colic here director of bookings institutions. we are can and try something a little bit different today he's gonna be the emcee of our event today with you here. do you want to take over the baton now. i thought that it was usual that the emcee talks first. >> we want to welcome aei today neighborhood. it is to the west of brookings. i am really glad that nick has done this book because i think that the acute issues of the gr

p.m., national book award winning biographer deirdre baer on the life of organized crime boss al capone. and on booktv's "after words" program at 10 p.m. eastern, george boar house discussed the impact of immigration on the economy. and we wrap up our saturday prime time lineup at 11 with former banker bradley birken fed's book, "lucifer's banker." that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> the national book awards will be presented this wednesday. every year five nonfiction books are nominated and one is selected. four of those authors have appeared on booktv this year, and we're airing those authors beginning now on booktv on c-span2. first up, the book nothing ever dies: vietnam and the memory of war. [inaudible conversations] >> tonight's wisconsin book festival. i'm here as a member of the board of the wisconsin humanities council, and it's really a tremendous pleasure to be able to introduce the next speaker and to thank, first of all, the madison public library the library foundation, humanities council, all the other sponsors. this is probably a good time to remind you to

>> it's like al capone died. >> reporter: what is the future?> we will see. >> reporter: that's an important thing to note. while fidel castro has now died, he really wasn't in power since 2006. he passed over the authority in effect to his brother raul. his brother raul has indicated that two years from now he will step down from power. when he steps down from power, they have chosen who will step into his place. that person wasn't even alive when fidel castro began his revolution. there's change coming. but maybe not as quickly as people hoped for, especially cuban-american community here. the change, of course, is that under fidel castro, the ownership of everything was impossible. now in cuba, people can own cars, property. there is such incremental changes. >> what a difference a few hours make. you were suggesting people were sleeping off the celebrations from yesterday. they are out in force now. kerry sanders, thank you so much for making your way through the crowds for us. >>> let's bring in bill richardson, former ambassador to the u.n

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