carla wanted nothing to do with me. the last thing she did was chide me, you can't drink, you've got to drive. the next afternoon alone in an empty bedroom, chart carla chose aol instant messenger to shock and all me. we should break up. sure, i agreed, died. i've not expected this would end even as i made plans to go away for college. you can hold two can contradictory host in your head and still be devastated when one of them gives way. it's wanting to have your cake and eat it too but what else would you do with cake i drove with my parents to new york the night after prom to see my family. i sat broken and un-speaking in the black backseat. my mom would pass away less than a decade later. my father is still with us another decade after that but i could not admit to them then or ever after that my end run around them and fail because i was in the end, then you carla and i never moved beyond that first kiss, i didn't work catholics more than the catholic girl. she told me in casual detail what intimacies she would and

they will be future carla hayden's and i want to ask you please, stand up. if you could inspire them with just a few words. >> you inspire me. you are the future. look at you guys. [applause] i love this because you are young ladies with different outfits, i'm trying to get a t-shirt, i'm just saying right now. this is the other thing, reading can still be cool and you can read what you want and this is just can't take advantage of it and know that reading is cool that you can do anything. one of the joys of working with young people, and i want to get all of your names because in that 20 years or so, when you become an author o were you are doing your thing, don't forget us because we will be able to say that one of the members, a couple of the members or all of the members of the group are now doing this, this or this and we were there when they got started, so know that we are all here to support you. invite us to the emmys or whatever. [laughter] hwe will be there saying we knew her. so that is another thing you will have to deal with. thank you. >> that

presentador: carla, vamos contigo. carla: gracias, new york.e estÁn esperando sus llamadas 18008422200. la compaÑÍa grandes estrellas, todos unidos, unidos por los nuestros. vemos a carla monroy, pablo montero, a chiquis, ana patricia, marlene fabela. un montÓn de estrellas que estÁn esperando su llamada y esperando que se solidaricen con quien mÁs lo necesita. hoy hay una sola voluntad, ayudar como bien nos muestra. asÍ estamos esperando su llamada. obviamente hay un lugar a donde no podemos faltar. las redes sociales han jugado un papel fundamental hoy en dÍa. nos hemos informado con todos los vÍdeos que hemos visto. para hablar de eso y mucho mÁs nos vamos con uno de nuestros expertos, hay este rostro querido borja bosses. borja: muy buenas tardes, carla. es un honor compartir esta noche con todos ustedes. miren, queremos escuchar sus testimonios lo que piensa, lo que sienten y estarÁn haciendo cientos de artistas. recuerden utilizando el hashtag #unidosporlosnuestros. en esta catÁstrofe naturaleza han cambiado la manera de informarnos y tam

. >> carla hayden, give us a preview of the book festival. >> it is going to be one of my favorites because i am a big nonfiction fan and the types of authors we will have from david mccullough to jd vance whose book is on every reading list you can imagine in every book club. i am thrilled. >> host: how many offers do you invite? >> guest: when you think about a one day festival, the national book festival and you have over 100 authors from children's authors, illustrators, graphic novelists, all these different authors, 100,000 people come in and celebrate books and reading, you can't have a better time. i'm prejudiced because i'm a librarian but any reader or anybody that wants to get inspired, the book festival is the perfect place. >> host: the seventh the book festival, your second, your personal your second? >> guest: is my second. i was sworn in and one of the first things i had to do was go and be at the national book festival last year and it was so inspiring. this year we have even more activities for young people in particular, children, activity stations and things that i you k

watching live coverage of the mississippi book festival and the conversation the library of congress carla hayden. we will be back in a few minutes with more. and [inaudible conversations] a [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] conversations back to [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] is [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] is [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] a look at some of the current best nonfiction selling books according to him beyond a group of independent bookstore booksto are members of the booksellers association what is on your reading list this summer and why? >> i just finished reading american gods. i read multiple books at the same time, and i like reading fiction and all the fanfare of the news it might as well go to this force and thathe source ann interesting read. i also reading the market discipline an old book from 1985 that talks about branding and brand management and i'm finishing a book against the tide which is a book abou

now are three recipients, john green, from undoca black and jen park, founder of higher dreams and carlaez. thank you for being here. i'm excited to talk to you. one of the things we wanted to do, jim, is to take people out of the mindset that the issue of daca is just about mexican migrants because i think a lot of people have the stereo type that every single daca recipient came from mexico and immigration is just a mexican and american problem. but it is much bigger than that. tell us your story. >> so my parentsa and moved fro south korea when i was 7 and they knew the education system was more fair and just in the u.s. and i think it is important to understand what you said, that immigration is a human issue. it is fundamentally about opportunity, it is about people coming to the u.s. to improve themselves and lives that they have in the country. so i think that is something that donald trump has failed to do. that immigration is a much broader and much more complicated issue that he seems to report in his rallies. >> and immigration in general, jonathan, is multi-cultural. it is fr

hash tag impeach for more on the situation in puerto rico i'm joined now on the line by journalist carla minette she's in the puerto rican capital juan carlos thanks for joining us tell us what the situation is like on the ground right now. i . all right now. are. trying hard to get back. to. that is. we have water. no internet connection. we are still very sickly stressed that right now. have the most so. exhausted. because they don't have. to serve. any kind of survival. they have really how do you have a very hard time right now it's a desperate situation you're just scribing when you talk to people what's a priority what do they need most right now. it depends a lot about what work examine just you and your family. were exposed to if you lived in the co. you don't have a home so you are in iran fusion on looking for. the main immediate needs like taking a bath and having your children. or something like that. which you will see. you know trying to get water. trying to get food. trying to get gas to move around to look for you know whatever you need to go to war to try to go to the sc

she should take a look at what's happening here in philly we all right carla minae thanks for speaking with us we wish you all the best for a swift and full recovery from the hurricane damaged. well after a thaw in the u.s. his relations with cuba from struggles have emerged u.s. ordering more than half of its personnel and its cuban embassy to leave the island following what it calls a series of attacks targeting diplomats now some embassy workers have reported injuries including concussions and hearing loss and authorities say they're working now to establish exactly how these injuries occurred and who could be behind them. before i'm joined now by jason marks act he's the director of latin american center at the atlantic council jason thanks for being with us this is such a mysterious story what else can you tell us about these alleged attacks. well thanks for having me i think that you know these attacks date back to about a year ago when they were first reported first didn't get much public attention that's come to greater light these are these are attacks not only against u.s. di

lo vimos el sÁbado las palabras de carla hablando de su madre.uchas cosas. hay quienes miden lo valioso de algo o la popularidad de alguien por los "me gusta" que tienen. cuando se trata en otros hijos hay que tener cuidado. hay padres que miden la felicidad de sus hijos por cuantos seguidores tienen.. esto es un peligro. los seguidores para las celebridades son una cosa pero, cuando estamos hablando de nuestra familias . de nuestros jÓvenes vulnerables, eso es un peligro. de hecho quiero compartir con ustedes que la asociaciÓn americana de salud pÚblica publicÓ un estudio que revela que ha aumentado la evidencia de la influencia de internet y redes sociales en los comportamientos suicidas. doctora: yo creo que sÍ, que indudablemente todo eso influye. sobre todo si encuentra una autoestima baja. yo insisto. estamos expuestos al mundo exterior pero, depende de la zapata que tengamos emocionalmente podemos hacer frente de diferentes maneras. no creo que sea sÓlo esa la razÓn de que se estÉn matando los jÓvenes pero, influye porque los jÓvenes sobre

twenty ten twenty eleven season and that season biron did not walk away with the bundesliga title carla exalogic was brought in to do one thing win silverware only european states because then winning domestically is just not news you know you have to look at it and then karl-heinz you nigga said following this loss they will be repercussions he was a man of his word and cut ties with entity so wait until he has seemed like a bit of an odd man out at times by and what what was the problem that well it was clear in my opinion that the players this were not paid you know something you never hear or see in the but as they are players speaking out against their coach thomas moore he reached a milestone for byron munich had france four hundred appearances over four hundred appearances he came out suggesting the coach didn't like it and then recently iron robin came out he was questioned you know do you support the coach he had no comment in my opinion that simply means no then his lineup selections you know in this most recent loss to p.s.g. he did not have robin is robin robbery or boateng

carla is riding out the storm with her family right there in naples, carla, how are you?>> i'm good, shep. how are you? shepard: where are you in naples? >> well, we are in north naples and we are located in a community that is actually on a man-made lake but we are about 8 miles from the shore, from the gulf. shepard: you're well inland. >> yes, well, we are not in the storm -- i wouldn't say well inland but we are certainly out of the storm surge area. so we've prepared as best as we could. naples is a very community-minded city. shepard: absolutely. >> neighbors helped neighbors put up shutters. taken in our out door furniture. shepard: you were not in a mandatory evacuation zone, right? >> no. we were not in a mandatory evacuation zone but we are worried about our friends who were and they had to -- they had to leave. it was last-minute preparations, so, you know, a lot of people just helped each other, tried to get out and sort of luckily are, children left to the west coast and they went up north, i've had some friends who left town days ago and i work on -- i work

please welcome my friend and librarian of congress, doctor carla hayden. welcome. [applause] [applause] >> thank you so much. i must tell you, i have had the warmest welcome in mississippi, and my mom is tuned in right now to c-span. we talked last night about getting the right channel and doing it all like that. she is thinking you now for the wonderful welcome and all of you. i'm telling you, going to miss welty's house last night, i wanted to stay there. the books were everywhere. i talked to one of the guides who said people would walk down the street and see her in the window and they knew she was there and she was writing and she always came back home to jackson to write and that's where she got her inspiration. i was able to visit yesterday, and congratulations on the third book festival in the state of mississippi. ms. holly, i don't know if you know, ms. holly was instrumental in working with first lady laura bush with the first texas book festival first she got it going. then when she came in she said i'm coming back home to mississippi to start work on t

carla: ice estÁ anunciando la cancelaciÓn de un operativo. esto tras los huracanes.ncia de nivel de crÉdito a nivel nacional. 143 millones son afectados. carolina: el blanco fue afectado seguro de social, fecha de nacimiento. son algunos de los datos personales. ahora, podrÍan estar en poder de los piratas cibernÉticos. casi la mitad de la poblaciÓn en estados unidos. corea del norte podrÍa lanzar un nuevo misil balÍstico maÑana sÁbado. esto cuando se celebra el aniversario nÚmero 69de la fundaciÓn del paÍs. javier: el objetivo serÍa demostrar que el paÍs puede golpear a estados unidos con un misil de alcance intercontinental. carolina: este fin de semana tenemos la crÓnica del 11 de septiembre. javier: el ataque terrorista que conmocionÓ el mundo en voces de sus protagonistas. >> el ataque terrorista que conmocionÓ al mundo. >> no sabÍa que había sido otro aviÓn que impactó en la torre. >> en las voces de quiÉnes vivieron la tragedia. >> las personas se lanzaban de esos rascacielos tratando de escapar de ese infierno. yo no podÍa entender quÉ estaba ocurriendo. >> e

two-and-a-half months after this accident, carla relies on a walker. she will have her knee surgery in two months. for her five-year-old brother jonathan, doctors say he may never be able to walk again. >> the doctor will take care of me. >> are you feeling better? >> yes. >> police say a licensed driver hit jonathan and r nathan was pinned under the front tire. he is able to move his toes giving him hope he will gain mobility. >> i look up to him a lot. >> their cousin, jackie has a cold but she says she still has a hard time walking. neighbors say it is the 3rd time in three years that a car hit someone at this intersection. the city just repaved the restriped fruitville avenue. there will be a pedestrian crossing signal here like this one. it will alert drivers to stop for pedestrians. the hope is to have it in place in the next few months. >> i see the motorcycle officers going down the street and giving people tickets for speeding. >> i want to make sure it doesn't happen again because no one deserves this emotional and physical pain. >> carla has

carla was bigger than harvey. harvey just got stuck under a trough of low pressure.icane donna which did not weaken coming to the florida coast and the damage it caused up the eastern seaboard. there are countless examples of storm more powerful than this. we have seen them out in the water. jesse: i want to read something from a "new york times" opinion piece from david leonard. smoking, drunken driving and seat beltless riding each created a public health crisis. climate change is on its way to create a far bigger crisis. global warming seems to be contributing to the spread of lyme disease. worse than smoking and drunken driving. >> if you look at the statistics, this is not the case. there is an argument because of the way the globe is warming. there is more warming in the cold season. i explained why warming may actually be distorting the pressure patterns in the northern hemisphere to decrease the amount of tropical storm activity that hits the united states coast. this though when i saw the preseason and the pressure patterns, i said look out, we are going to

us ninth seed venus williams advanced by defeating spain's carla suarez navarro 6—3, 3—6, 6—1.tralian open runner—up, seeking her third us open crown, will meet either wimbledon champion garbine muguruza or petra kvitova. spanish 12th seed pablo carreno busta advanced to his second grand slam quarter—final on sunday by eliminating canadian teen qualifier denis shapovalov. it ended a dream run for the 18—year—old who would have been the youngest us open quarter—finalist since andre agassi in 1988. busta has not dropped a set this week. it was very tough. three hours, three sets, three try breaks. it was an amazing victory for me and now i am qualifying in the grand slam and we will try to continue. am qualifying in the grand slam and we will try to continuelj am qualifying in the grand slam and we will try to continue. i do not think i played as well today as i have in the past two weeks but that will happen. i think he played a very great match. he stayed tough me ntally very great match. he stayed tough mentally in tough points. his three tiebreaks were better than mine. merce

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. >> reporter: some like carla are worried about more shaking. >> i'm glad to be here. >> reporter: we also spoke to a couple people who said they have family members who skipped today's flight and stayed behind to clean up. >> scott, thank you. our sister station this dallas had a reporter in mexico city yesterday working on another earthquake related story. yesterday, marked the 32nd anniversary of the deadly 1985 mexico city earthquake. norma garcia conducting an emotional interview about the '85 quake when yesterday's quake hit. [ sirens ] >> the earthquake hit and i want kept going. in fact, it continues to go and roll as you can see the white car in the driveway and the trees shake right there in flont of them. even with that car shaking everyone was safe as they were doing that interview. >> terrifying for those residents in mexico city. the earthquake hit in the seismic zone known as the ring of fire. you can see it right here. it's a large basin of the pacific ocean where the largest earthquakes occur. just this morning another strong earthquake happened on the opposite side o

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three months after the accident, carla realized on a walker to get around. >> reporter: she will have any surgery in two months, as for her 5-year-old brother jonathan, doctor say he may never walk again. >> the doctors will give me supplies. >> are you feeling better? >> yes. >> reporter: they were hit on july 5th. jonathan was pinned under the front bumper, fracturing his back bumper, fracturing his back. doctors released him back home a couple weeks ago and he is now able to move his toes and regain mobility. >> he is very strong. >> jackie is doing better. but jackie is still having a hard time walking and it is the third time in three years a car hit someone at this intersection. the city just repaved and re- striped the avenue and the city soon will put in pedestrian crossing signals like this one here. it will alert drivers to stop for pedestrians with a hope to have it in place within the next several months. >> it is very tough. >> the driver was not arrested, the driver is not facing terminal charges, police say it was a tragic accident but he stayed at the scene. >>> more t

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i'm carla hayden, and i'm so honored to be able to say i'm the 14th librarian of congress. [applause] and as you can see, i'm pretty excited to open this event, our 17th consecutive celebration of books and reading. and it is wonderful to see a full house here in our largest presentation space. not only will we have a full house here at the convention center, but we also have millions and millions of people joining us live on facebook. so thanks to everyone wherever you are for joining us. [applause] now, we have a fantastic lineup of main stage authors this year. and what better way to kick off the festival than with one of our nation's most beloved historians, mr. david mccullough. [cheers and applause] mr. mccullough is here for his sixth national book festival appearance, and we hope you will continue to make this a habit. [laughter] he will be follow by diana galbadon. [applause] she is the author of the wildly successful outlander series -- [cheers and applause] and she's here for her fourth festival. and next is j.d. vance. [applause] whose "hillbilly elegy" has stru

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super yachts with an estimated total worth of three point three billion euros have docked in money carla for the event the show features five hundred eighty exhibitors from thirty eight countries. luxury and perfection are still important features but eco friendly this is this year's top trend the monaco yacht show held annually this year's edition ends on the thirtieth of september. the italian town of true mona is hosting the fifth stradivari festival it opened with a concert by a russian conductor and violinist sergei crooner. eight priceless instruments from the town's violin museum were featured including four made by antonio. he lived interim owner in the seventeenth century and is considered to be the best violin maker the world has ever seen. well they've been in history for over thirty five years now but for diehard fans of the swedish pop band the music simply goes on and they're not wrong about that because now benny andersson their pianist and songwriter of greatest hits has more where that came from on friday his new solo album of piano tunes comes out with a regional songs

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. >> carla adams says police came to her house last week asking if she had security cameras outside herome. she says they warned her in a man had been exposing himself to women leaving the ymca chamber of commerce building right next to her. >> i haven't got the foggiest idea what causes somebody to do that sort of thing. it's definitely concerning. >> police believe the same person is response al for all incidents. the description is vague but he may in his late teens to early 20's n middletown, shawnette wilson fox 29 news. >>> as the rain came down, so did fierce tear as hundreds said goodbye to beloved philadelphia father. 38-year-old died police say as he tried to pro tuck his two-year-old from carjackers. hundreds back the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul for the funeral of gerard grandzol who they say touched many lives with his positive spirit. >> visit happy go lucky. um, just loved live. and that's the saddest thing. just loved life and everybody loved him. >> jerry was the greatest guy in the world. i mean he would do anything for anybody. um, always up for an adve

two-and-a-half months after this accident, carla relies on a walker. will have her knee surgery in two months. for her five-year-old brother jonathan, doctors say he may never be able to walk again. >> the doctor will take care of me. >> are you feeling better? >> yes. >> police say a licensed driver hit jonathan and r nathan was pinned under the front tire. he is able to move his toes

carla said. we have a system where -- and kimberly -- you have a system where your high school is dependent upon where you lived. so my mom was on the phone calling, and she was yelling, thinking that raising her octave would make these people see reason. she said, why can't they go to your school? do you know what happens to kids that go to that local school? they don't ever succeed. so what she was referencing was all of the cousins and family friends that i had go to my neighborhood school who ended up as high school dropouts or teenage mothers. my wanted for me to have a quality education. but they turned me down, because i couldn't afford to live in a more expensive neighborhood where perhaps parents understood the political system. and could petition for more funding for their school. or perhaps just because of the property taxes, the school would get more funding overall. and so i said, okay. this is what i wanted to understand. and if i somehow got to college and understood and researched

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artist carla taylor castro heard that her cousin was safe has not had any luck contacting him directly. >> i do not know if he is dead or alive. i tried all of the ways that you would contact people and communicate but there is no answer. >> reporter: taylor castro lives in petaluma but grew up in texas. >> i am texas strong and maybe strong but i want texas to know that california is with you, we are with you florida, you guys hang in there and we will do our best. >>> in mill valley, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:45 am, let's check the weather in the bay area, cooler today? >> yes. we projected it would be hot. >> we tried to go for a hike. >> it lasted longer than i expected but it was hot. a lot of people were out at the beach yesterday and that was pretty much the place to go to try and cool off, today temperatures are on their way down and we are starting a cooling trend above average right now and just south of monterey right now west in the pacific ocean check out this storm system that brought a lot of lightning as it worked its way up through santa barbara, the central valley certainly

for more on the situation in puerto rico i'm joined now on the line by journalist carla minette she's in the puerto rican capital juan carlos thanks for joining us tell us what the situation is like on the ground right now. all right now. trying hard to get back. to. the days. we have no water. no internet or phone connections. we are still very sickly strong that no. help most people die. because they will not. survive these. or any kind of survival. they have so we are really how do you have a very hard time right now it's a desperate situation you're just scribing when you talk to people what's a priority what do they need most right now. it depends a lot about what does that mean just you when you're five maybe. more exposed to be lived in the coast you don't have a home so you are in our refuge on looking for. a median me like taking a bath and having your children. or something like that. was you will be. you know trying to get water. trying to get food. trying to get gas to move around to look for you know whatever you need to go to war to try to go to the school. you know is e

.>> that was carla dickerson reporting.resident donald trump spoke about hurricane irma when he returned from camp david yesterday afternoon.>> it is a rough hurricane as you know better than anybody because god has been amazing already. you have been hearing what they are doing right in the middle of the storm. fema has been incredible. we are working very well with the governor and the other governors in surrounding states. took vice president mike pence said hurricane irma is a story just a storm of epic proportions.>> we are with you. and prayers to the american people are with the people of florida. secondly as the president said, our mission here at the federal level in support of local efforts is very simple. wherever hurricane irma goes, we will be there first. we will be there with resources. took florida's gulf coast has not taken a direct hit since 1929. >>> a new miss america was crowned last night in atlantic city.>> miss north dakota.miss north dakota 23-year-old cara mund beat out 50 other contestants and she

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children trying to get back to some carla normal life after all the horror of it the lifting of the siege not all schools in the city are open but some of the kids have already started classes it being new to me but it's only a small part of the picture not all so syrian children are lucky enough to be receiving an education this year if you could call it lucky that he when rights watch reports that millions of dollars pledged to get syrian refugee children back to school simply isn't reached them and it says that the international community is partly to blame a similar account reports. a lost generation that's precisely what global power sought to prevent when they pledged to enroll all syrian refugee children in school doesn't seventeen. but a last generation is exactly what we're seeing donors and host countries have promised that syrian children will not become a lost generation but this is exactly what is happening more transparency in funding would help reveal the needs that aren't being met so they could be addressed and get children into school despite international systems to pre

please welcome clinton carla hall and michael simon. you have a soup. >> so easy.. put it in a blender and you've got the most delicious soup in the whole fall and maybe winter. >> right up your alley. this is one of the recipes. carla, you have one. >> we'll see your soup and raise you a risotto. >> it has onions, cauliflower and little bit of cream. i have one finished. finish it with parmesan. pine nuts and lemon zest. >> less than 20 minutes. >> less than 20 minutes. so delicious for people o >> makes you want to smack your mama. >> michael what do you have. >> michael times two. we're about to throw it down. hearty meal kudling up to the fireplace -- >> we're going to cutddle. >> not me and you. it's it's a turkey cut let. >> we take turkey and ham. pound it out. >> i'll pound. >> dust it with flour. did he glaze it with stock. hit it with butter. this starts to melt. get this with the butter, sage and i like to top it with a granny smith apple salad. >> don't be shy with the sauce. >> extra sauce. there you go. >> you got to try the soup to. >> congrats on se

this is carla. how's it going? and if anything comes up, our experts are standing by. ♪ boo!t: an earthquake could be an indication of another nuclear test. it would be the 6th nuclear test since 2006 if confirmed. this follows an announcement from the rogue nation, state-run media that they have a thermonuclear bomb. kim jong-un oversaw the final stages of the work seen in these images released by north korea. president trump spoke with the afterniece prime minister shinzo abe and they agree they must cooperate with china. the u.s.g.s. is quantifying this as a 6.3 magnitude explosion. this coming across the wires. on the phone right now is fox news pentagon producer lucas tomlinson. talk us through a little bit. they have been talking about this. this is the biggest explosion to date if this proves to be a nuclear test in north korea. how will they determine fit was a test. >> the u.s. military and japanese military will have, you know, radiation detection equipment inside aircraft. the u.s. military will fly aircraft to detect and take air samples to determine what it is if