what about the fact that claudette felt compelled to hide her from you?very easy solution. leave charlotte with me the way claudette intended. papa. no, no, no, no, no. speak english here, my sweet, so that our new friends can understand us. she asked if i would be taking her home. the nice judge will decide. all right, charlotte? -hey. -hey. thanks for seeing me last-minute. hey. listen, you have intel. i'll buy you breakfast. well, i did some more digging into the whole oscar jessup thing. oh, man, not this again.

if you were here earlier in the day you have already met claudette degroot. she and her husband charles are longtime supporters of the book fair. they chair that degroot foundation and thi is a foundation i have just thanked for their help with the book fair. it focuses on innovation, education and culture with a interest in the visual and literary arts. they partnered with the miami book fair to create the miami group-- miami book fair. please give a very grateful welcome to claudette degroot who will introduce our author in conversation. thank you. [applause]. >> good afternoon. it's my pleasure this afternoon to introduce susan faludi who will be in conversation with deidra donahue. deidra is a contributing editor for aarp med-- magazine and previously a book reviewer and publishing reporter for "usa today", so let's please welcome deidra. [applause]. >> susan faludi is a prize-winning journalist who has written for the wall street journal, the new yorker, the "new york times" and harper among others. susan faludi came to the attention of many of us in the

i would like to introduce claudette degroot. you've heard her that her foundation thank over and over in these programs, claudette and her husband charles degroot are longtime supporters of the book there. they chaired the group foundation which focuses on immigration, and culture. it has a particular interest in the visual and literary art. they partnered with the book fair to create a prize, the miami book fair degroot prize to be awarded to an author with an unpublished not ballot so please give a very grateful welcome to claudette degroot who will introduce the authors for this season. [applause] >> good morning. and welcome to the science of the mind. it is my pleasuretoday to introduce our two authors , luke dittrich and peter kramer. i will introduce one and he will come out and then the other. i we begin with luke dittrich with the national magazine award winning journalist and a contributing writer at the new york times magazine. in his new book, "patient m.d.: a study of memory, madness and family secrets", a story of,

. >>> detectives in montgomery county need your help finding this missing kensing claudette reed was last seen on friday morning. she ran errands in d.c. she was supposed to return to the home on sunday. her caretakers say she does not have her medication. anyone with information should call police. >>> 4:49 now. possible abduction at a walmart turned out to be a prank. we showed you the disturbing video over the weekend. prince william county police now say the people involved appeared to have filmed the incident and posted it on youtube. after it was caught on surveillance video friday night. since no criminal activity was committed, no charges will be filed. >>> families had their lives ripped apart and seven died in an explosion in an apartment complex three months ago in silver spring. those families are part of a lawsuit. chris gordon has the update for us. >> reporter: class action lawsuits have been filed on behalf of the residents where the apartment the explosion occurred. they gathered some of the victims at the corporate headquarters of washington gas. they are suing, all

look at her picture here. 59-year-old claudette reed was last seen on friday morning. she left a group home to run errands in d.c. she was supposed to return to the home on sunday. anyone with information should call police. >>> more details this morning, the man accuse of killing two iowa police officers has a history of run ins with police. last month, 46-year-old scott leave a high school football game for holding a confederate flag during the national anthem. in 2014, green faced a harassment charge afterhs/? he a derogatory term toward a black man and threatened to kill him. he shot two police officers while they sit in their patrol cars in the des moines area. >>> hillary clinton wants to make her mark in arizona. donald trump is headed to three states today promising to stay on point as he campaigns in the final days before the election. >> nice and cool, right? stay on point, donald. stay on point. >> we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. >> coming up in a few minutes, we'll break down the latest poll coming out of colorado. >> on election day, f

be awarded to an author with an unpublished not ballot so please give a very grateful welcome to claudette degroot who will introduce the authors for this season. [applause] >> good morning. and welcome to the science of the mind. it is my pleasuretoday to introduce our two authors , luke dittrich and peter kramer. i will introduce one and he will come out and then the other. i we begin with luke dittrich with the national magazine award winning journalist and a contributing writer at the new york times magazine. in his new book, "patient m.d.: a study of memory, madness and family secrets", a story of, luke dittrich explores the limits of silence and the limits of the mind. it is fascinating and sometimes troubling true story of "patient h.m." who became the most studied human research subject ever. luke introduces us to a man who forever altered our understanding of how memory works and whose treatment raises deeply unsettling questions about the human cost of scientific progress. as one review said, "patient h.m." combines the best of biography, memoir and science journalism to create a