i, carla hayden, do solemnly swear. >> i, carla hayden, do solemnly swear -- >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. >> that i take this obligation freely -- >> that i take this obligation freely -- >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. >> and that i will well and faithfully discharge -- >> and that i will well and faithfully discharge -- >> the duties of the office on which i am about to enter. >> the duties of the office about which i am about to enter. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. [laughter] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> recently, booktv sat down with the new librarian of congress, carla hayden, to talk about her life, career and her vision for the library. c-span: dr. carla hayden, c

eastern, booktv talks with the new librarian of congress, carla hayden. she's the first woman and african-american to hold the position. then at 10, "after words." new york times' president and ceo mark thompson looks at what he calls the erosion of public language in his book, "enough said: what's gone wrong with the language of politics," which examines the change in language from fdr and churchill to donald trump. he's interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffington post. >> politics, parisly, has -- firstly, has changed in very substantial ways. and the kind of natural shape of politics based on class and very clear ideology has become more disrupted, and all over the western world you can feel the big, traditional political partieses, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10 a.m. eastern, booktv is live from the brooklyn book festival. the festival is the largest free literary event in new york new y featuring national and international literary stars and emerging authors. featured authors and topics include a discussion on

>> ifill: plus, new librarian of congress carla hayden takes over at one the world's largest repositories of art and culture. >> there is a hunger in the digital age to hear author's together, to participate inti programs, just be in a community space. >> woodruff: all that and moredr on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪

carla hayden was sworn in as the librarian of congress. she is the first woman and african-american to hold the position. >> thomas jefferson sold most of his library to congress. the british burned the original library of congress when they invaded washington the year before. a later fire destroyed most of jefferson's books we still have some of them. they make up the heart of the library we have here today. jefferson as you know was a very unique man. others arranged books alphabetically or by size. he divided his library into three sections that corresponded with the three manufacturmanufas of -- main faculities. a long way of saying she is a pro. she knows what she is doing. second, she understands the need bring the library into the digital age. we have millions of documents that almost nobody knows a thing about. it would be a shame if they were lost. it is that third quality, imagination that is important. we think of america as this great land of promise. a place where people from all walks of life with can get their start but the

institution that signifies knowledge and information resonates with mein quite a bit. >> reporter: carla haydenk you very much. >> thank you. >> ifill: a footnote to this story: on wednesday, hayden, the library of congress, and the carnegie corporation of new york will present more than 163,000 pages, books, manuscripts, and maps to the government of o afghanistan. it's a digitized archive thatit goes back to the 1300s. and online, we have more from b carla hayden. we asked her to pick the children's book she loves the most. hear her answer in a bonus video on our facebook page: facebook.com/newshour. >> woodruff: a news update before we go. late today pos curators in new jersey charged the suspectey in this weekend's bombing attacks with attempted murder.mu ahmed khan rahami faces fiveve counts of attempted murder of police officers in connection with the shootout that led to his capture. federal prosecutors are still weighing charges over the bombings. and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday: we'll look at a new documentary, "defying the " nazis," by ken burns and artemis joukawsky t

. >> doctor carla hayden, can you remember the first moment you were asked about being in the library of congress? >> guest: i can remember that because i was surprised. i had been advising and consulting. it was an opportunity for the library community to weigh in basically on what would be needed for the library of congress in the next few decades so my aim was put forward as a person to talk to and that went on for a little while and i was asked would you consider being considered for the position yourself? it took me aback a little bit and i then had to think about what i was currently doing, doing service in a city that had the public library be the state library in maryland. and i had become a baltimoreian and was lurking on so many issues and how could i go from serving a community to serving a country? what contribution could i make? c-span: why did you stay there? >> guest: when i thought about the treasures and what was contained in the library of congress and what i had been pretty to as a librarian and how excited i always am. i love history and to be able to share that wi

today doctor carla hayden was sworn in as the new librarian of congress. the 1st woman and the 1st african-american to hold the position and will have her hands full. the government watchdog recently criticized the library for not keeping pace with technology. >> reporter: doctor carla hayden took her place in history the coming the of congress. the position was created by thomas jefferson in 1802. >> is a descendent of people who are denied the right to read, and now have the opportunity to serve as lead the institution that is the national symbol of knowledge, is a historic moment. >> reporter: she will oversee the world's largest library and the copyright office. after her swearing in we asked her about her trailblazing role. >> the 1st woman and african- american pull the job. what does that mean? >> to have someone of color from that legacy to head up this very simple of knowledge in reading, it's almost overwhelming. >> reporter: she takes over at key time. the previous librarian has been criticized for poor management. in a report last year governme

zimmer said network fleets, not individual cars, will pave the way. >> carla hayden made history when she was confirmed the 14th go you! she was sworn in last week and becoming the first woman and first black person ever to hold this position. go you again. hayden is responsible for overseeing the world's largest library. 162 million pieces in the collection. the new librarian of congress, carla hayden joins us at the table. good morning! >> good morning. this is so exciting. >> being here or being the librarian? >> both! both. >> let's start with you. how did you get on the president's radar screen? how did they know a y group of people that the administration was contacting to consult about the opportunities at the library of congress. >> you were giving advice? >> i was giving quite a bit of advice advice. >> did you say carla hayden would be perfect? >> no, no. i really had an idea this could be an opportunity to open up what i consider a treasure chest for so many people and i talked about that. in the library of congress. >> yet, you had you had to think about it when you were o

>> i was giving quite a bit of advice advice. >> did you say carla hayden would be perfect? >> no, no. i really had an idea this could be an opportunity to open up what i consider a treasure chest for so many people and i talked about that. in the library of congress. >> yet, you had you had to think about it when you were offered the job. >> i did have to think about it because the tables kind of turned. then i was asked, would you consider being a candidate? and i did sit back, because i had been in public service and a public library in baltimore doing so many things directly with people and i had to think, how can i translate from going to a community, serving a community to the country? >> it is one of the most beautiful buildings, washington, d.c. >> a wonderful building. >> i know the book shelves have met eleanor roosevelt and heard in a post-script, i heard dr. king speak at madison square garden. >> alexander hamilton wrote a letter to his wife. >> that was something. so the next letter that -- this one, she really -- the lady who brought it up barely could sleep,

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carla hayden was sworn in as the new librarian of congress this week. she's the first woman and the first african-american to hold the position. and will have her hands full. mark albert shows us why. >>reporter: dr. carla hayden took her place in history since the position was created by thomas jefferson in 1802. >> and as a descendant of people who were denied the right to read, to now have the opportunity to serve and lead the institution that is the national symbol of knowledge is a historic moment. >>reporter: hayden will oversee the world's largest library, which holds every book ever printed in the u.s. and the copyright office. just after her historic swearing in, we asked her about her trailblazing role. >> you're the first woman and the first african-american to hold the job. what does that mean to you? >> to have someone of color from that legacy to head up the very symbol of knowledge and reading is almost overwhelming. >>reporter: dr. hayden takes over at a key time. previous librarian, james billington, had been criticized for poor managem

carla hayden was sworn in. the first woman and african american to hold the position. the library holds every book ever printed in the united states. >> to have someone of color of that legacy to head up this symb is almost overwhelming. >> hayden lead led libraries in baltimore. >> it is am inpressive building. >>> a look at what is coming up in sports. >> home sweet home for the panthers. cats welcome the 49ers. many are worried about newton i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allerge

carla hayden was recently sworn in as librarian of congress in washington. she's the 14th person to hold the position, the first african-american and the first woman. hayden recently served as c-e-o of a library in baltimore. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the bidding war is on for the milwaukee bucks' d-league team... we'll tell you which cities are in the running.plus.. good luck.. why you may have trouble getting the new i-phone today if you for the one minute drill, i'm lance allan. quinten rollins got picked on in jacksonville. now the cornerback, looks to bounce back, for the pack...i'm stone cold rhymin'...in minnesota. he's already forgotten the bad stuff.((quinten rollins says you got to...i mean in this business, you definitely have to have a short memory. you gotta have a next play mentality. and that's what i took. i was over them plays at halftime. and just was looking forward to an opportunity in the second half, i got it. made the play, got out of there with a victory and looking forward to this week.)) meanwhile in minnesota, if

house speaker paul ryan was part of an historic event in the nation's with the swearing-in of carla hayden as the librarian of congress. she is the first woman, and the first african american to lead the national library. hayden's mother held abraham lincoln's bible as she was sworn in. "people of my race were once punished with lashes and worse for learning to read. and as a descendent of people who were denied the right to read to now have the opportunity to serve and lead the institution that is the national mb knowledge, is a historic moment." one of her top goals is to ?digitize? all the material in the collection 162-million items. decision 2016 coverage now. hillary clinton's doctors late this afternoon released more of her medical records. doctors say anti-biotics she's taking for pneumonia are working. and the rest of her health is fine. clinton is scheduled to resume campaigning tomorrow. bill illness today.i just talked to her, she's feeling great, and i think she'll be back out there tomorrow. so i - it's a crazy time we live in where people think there's something unusual abou

eastern, booktv talks with the new librarian of congress, carla a hayden -- carla hayden. she's the first woman and african-american to hold the position. then at ten, "after words." new york times president and ceo mark thompson looks at what he calls the erosion of public language in his booker "enough said: what's gone wrong with the language of politics," which examines the change in language from fdr and churchill to donald trump. he's interviewed by arianna huffington, founder of the huffington post. >> politics, firstly, has changed in very substantial ways. and the kind of natural shape of politics based on class and very clear ideology has become more disrupted. and all over the western world you can feel the big, traditional political parties, the mainstream parties under pressure. >> sunday at 10 a.m. eastern, booktv is live from the brooklyn book festival. the festival is the largest free literary event in new york city featuring national and international literary stars and emerging authors. featured authors and topics include a discussion on economics with ma

. >> meet carla hayden, the new librarian of congress. she's in charge of 162 million items, the world's biggest collec maps, and music. and it keeps getting bigger. >> 15,000 items come in to the library of congress, and about 12,000 of those items are actually added to the collection every day. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> hayden is just the 14th librarian of congress since 1802, and she's the first professional librarian. >> each librarian of congress there have been lawyers, scholars, authors, politicians. >> of course, a couple of other things set her apart. >> you're the first woman, you're the first african-american. what does that mean to you? >> there are certain professions that have a preponderance of females. being a woman at the helm of the world's largest library is very significant. african-american in a role that symbolizes knowledge and scholarship and information is also very empowering. >> the library's original mission was to be the research arm for congress, which is still one of its roles. >> there's a tu

. >> meet carla hayden, the new library of congress. she's in charge of 162 million items. the world's biggest collection of books, movies, maps, and music. and it keeps getting bigger. >> 15,000 items come into the library of congress and about 12,000 of those items are actually added to the collection every day. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. >> hayden is just the 14th librarian of congress since 1802, and she's the first professional librarian. >> each librarian of congress has had a different background. there have been lawyers, scholars, authors, politicians. >> of course a couple of other things set her apart. >> you're the first woman, you're the first african-american, what does that mean to you? >> there are certain professions that have a preponderance of females. being a woman at the helm of the world's largest library is very significant. african-american in the role that symbolizes knowledge and scholarship and information is also very empowering. >> the library's original mission was to be the research arm for congress which is still one of its roles. >

guest: also carla hayden. symbol for black intelligence in that period was a woman. they are not just innovators, they extend a tradition that goes back at least five years in world history, and it is a black tradition. host: let's go back to the independent line. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i have a comment, and i would just like to hear the guest's response. i have been very disappointed, when i listen to each of these events from mr. brown in missouri to the gentleman that was selling single cigarettes up in new york to the shootings that the media does not really analyze how each one of these this very fact-specific. that is my one comment that i would like to hear him respond to. the second is -- water police -- not just interacting with african-americans, but with all citizens, what are they taught us how to interact in their training? my personal feeling is that in the last 50 years, police have become more aggressive in reacting to all of us at traffic stops, etc. host: thanks for

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. >> ifill: plus, new librarian of congress carla hayden takes over at one the world's largest repositories of art and culture. >> there is a hunger in the digital age to hear author's together, to participate inti programs, just be in a community space.

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