as i would go to the decatur house, i took several tours of the decatur house, there were stories there i would read a history of civil war, i could read about seward, there was a whole book on sickles, i read the whole book on sickles. each one of these stories were parts of huge books. i have saved you the necessity of buying and reading 500 pages of wonderful historians but i made sure you know which historian wrote it so you can find those history books. and the illustrations, a lot of them are from the library of congress. you just type in the name you , and it pops up all of these wonderful illustrations. some of them, i had to purchase the rights to. bush -- i hadorge to go through his library to get that, because everything else was copywritten. jennings, his descendents of that picture, and i had to purchase the rights from them. and the senator from wyoming, i had to go to the wyoming archives, and they were glad to send them to me. there was no trouble finding the illustrations. there were plenty, and most were in the public domain. >> please introduce yourself. aboutave a qu

as i would go to the decatur house, i took several tours of the decatur house, there were stories there. i would read a history of civil seward,ould read about there was a whole book on sickles, i read the whole book on sickles. stories werehese parts of huge books. i have saved you the necessity of buying and reading 500 pages of wonderful historians but i storiese you know which so you can find those history books. the illustrations, a lot of them are from the library of congress. you just type in the name you s all these pop illustrations. some, i had to purchase the the georgesuch as bush -- i had to go through his library to get that. everything else was copywritten. paul jennings, his descendents have controlled that picture. i had to purchase the rights from them. wyoming, i hadm to go to the wyoming archives, they were glad to send it to me. it was no trouble finding the illustrations. there were plenty of illustrations out there and most for in the public domain. -- were in the public domain. >> i have a question about demonstrations. where and how they are permitted. the reaso

from august 31 until september 2, it is the aj decatur book festival in atlanta. on september 1 will be live for the 18th year for the national book festival in washington, d.c. was supreme court justice, former secretary of state and many others. later, the baltimore book festival held that the city's inner harbor. for more information on upcoming fairs and festivals and to watch our previous coverage click the book fairs tab on the website. >> so, what was it like for you to work with adam who has a conservative reputation? >> adam has a great reputation as an editor. he had worked with one of my favorite writers. someone named barry lynn. it was one of the first to really punch through a consensus and economic thinking and say one of the problems we might have been america is a problem of concentrated economic power. so what are set forth to write the book that i'm writing about monopolies, i was excited to work with someone who understood that there is a moment and economic thinking. we have an opportunity to reshape the way we think about the economy and the

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. >> you have heard many times how the witnesses always go back to the decatur survey. it is a structure we are forced to abide by. i went to say that any institution, any kind of structure around for more than half a century should be reviewed to see if it is still effective. it is time to take a better look at it. there are many areas, room for improvement which i won't go into now. >> give us one example of improvement. >> i will give you one. in many areas of space science we have the james webb space telescope. the whole community field if they don't have one mission, they are affected by the cable survey. what this means is the community wants to put forward missions that are very complicated like ten new technologies. maturity in space technology, more focused missions a big missions but not do everything in one place and can't do that in the current formulation of the survey. this other comment about younger people not knowing, sometimes young people the first use insta grams and these things but the way the hierarchy of the survey, the top panel, or vote the sa

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from august 31 until september 2 it is the decatur book festival in atlanta.en will be live for the 18th here in a role at the national book festival in washington, d.c. with supreme court justice, sonia sotomayor, former secretary of state, madeleine albright and others. later in the month is the baltimore book festival. for more information about upcoming fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, quick the book fairs tab on the website, booktv.org. >> book tv recently visited capitol hill task members of congress what they're reading the summer. >> i just read this book called the simpl sympathizer. it's the perfect book to talk about for world refuge day. i'm now reading the second book called the refugees. they are remarkable. remarkable books who captured the complexity of a refugees left those are the two books that are front and center for me right now. >> book tv wants to know what you're reading. send us your reading list on instagram or facebook. this is television for serious readers.

we are in decatur house, which was designed by latrobe as well. he evidently was difficult to deal with. can i ask, was there an age difference? was one more mature? -- george washington liked hoban, diplomat like latrobe, at there was a portrait of latrobe with the washingtons -- i mean at mt. vernon with the washingtons. i just wonder how latrobe was not so well thought after. >> it's an interesting question on the basis that latrobe, i think, his real problem was two-fold. he had a very acerbic temperament. he lost his temp very easily, he was self-opinionated. he was very good. he was actually very competent, but as a personality he was a person who tended to laud it over others. he was coming to the stage when he was falling between the air stock racy, if you like, and the peasantry. he was in define tbetween the t. that was a proper rising status in england and france at the time. what was happening is the profession of architecture was shifting from the idea of a co-partnership, as existed between hoban and washington, that is the old order

a man and two women that shooting started after 00 on decatur street northwest near the rock creek cemetery. police roped off a crime scene and find multiple shell casings. >> police say all vhreetims were alert. there's mo word yet on what led up to that shooting. >> tonight a man who swore to serve and protect the community is accused of killing his own baby daughter. >> this little girl died last fall. jason colley lives in frederick county, maryland butin worke virginia for the fairfax county police department. >> news4's shomari stone explains how the police chief is reacting to the allegations. reporter: 38-year-old fairfax county police officer jason colley is crged with child abuse resulting in the death of his 6-month-old daughteharper. she died weeks later on year.een last jessica is his neighbor. >> my youngest is 2 years old. that'scary knowing that man is two doors down. >> reporter: friends createdun go me page last fall to raise money for his family. it states harper died from a stroke. frederick county prosecutors say it was the result of blunt force trauma. in a phone inter

with too much momentum went through a wall into the living room of an art collector couple and i was decatur kohan that while going. to work so rough and damaged during transport like this huge beatles music by young the great overturned the glass shattered the beatles fell off what now and what kind of clothes the we're going to be restored but it would be a lot of work. a third of the surface would have to be removed to work on these parts and renew them. the insurance company examines about thirty damaged artworks pierre it usually decides to keep them because who knows whether it might make sense to restore them at a later date. because it's not always develops so does the artist what meanings as an artwork have often hard to see how has the nature of an artwork changed this can have an impact on its future value an artist's value might also develop or restorers might develop new techniques to salvage damaged works that could remove scratches on large format photos like this one by peter lindbergh for example. at the moment it doesn't seem as if this work by swiss artist can ever be salv

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then from august 31 to september 2 it's the ajc decatur book festival in atlanta. on saturday, september 1 we are live for the year in a row at the national festival in washington dc supreme court justice sonia so the mayor, lager ron turnout, former secretary of state madeleine all right and many others. later in the month it's the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor area for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, the book fairs have on our website, book pdf board. >>. >> book tv recently covered book party for former white house secretary sean spicer in washington dc where he met and sign his book briefing. >>. [inaudible] >> .. >> .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you fo

from august 31 until september 2, it is the aj decatur book festival in atlanta. on september 1 will be live for the 18th year for the national book festival in washington, d.c. was supreme court justice, former secretary of state and many others. later, the baltimore book festival held that the city's inner harbor. for more information on upcoming fairs and festivals and to watch our previous coverage click the book fairs tab on the website. >> so, what was it like for you to work with adam who has a conservative reputation? >> adam has a great reputation as an editor. he had worked with one of my favorite writers. someone named barry lynn. it was one of the first to really punch through a consensus and economic thinking

he went to decatur, illinois where he was from and got his high school records. he went back to springfield, illinois to the state capitol and said, can i now ammend my birth certificate? they said, no, we need to see your full social security statement. he went back to wisconsin, got all of his documents in order and said, can i am in my birth mend my birth certificate, sent by fax or email? they said, no, you have to come back in person. at this point in time, this one voter, eddie holloway, jr., gave up. he made seven trips to different public agencies, spent over $180 of his own money in two different states, and was still not able to vote in 2016. what really bothered me was that i heard so many stories about how people were not excited to vote, how there was so much apathy in the country, and it was true. there were people who were not excited, but there was also an entirely different story. there were people who were excited to vote, but it was too herculean an effort to try to vote, but were disenfranchised because of voter suppression. one of the things

then from august 31 to september 2 it's the ajc decatur book festival in atlanta. on saturday, september 1 we are live for the year in a row at the national festival in washington dc supreme court justice sonia so the mayor, lager ron turnout, former secretary of state madeleine all right and many others. later in the month it's the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor area for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, the book fairs have on our website, book pdf board. >>. >> book tv recently covered book party for former white house secretary sean spicer in washington dc where he met and sign his book briefing. >>

here are three former champions -- a robotics phd student at m.i.t., from decatur, georgia... an editor from vermilion, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome again, folks. a very exciting and competitive quarter-final match yesterday to kick off this tournament this year. i hope today's game is its equal. jason, lilly, tim, good luck. here we go.

[applause] >> here is a look at upcoming took fairs and festivals, ajc decatur book festival in atlanta. also live in national book festival in washington, d.c. with supreme court justice sonia sotomayor, hamilton biographer, many others, and later in the month the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor, for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage click the book fairs tab on our website, booktv.org. >> the old name of the village went obsolete in 1949 when the communists took the mainland and proceeded to rewrite history and street names and town names. at the local registry no one had ever heard of the places or any tongs in the area, nearby police station officers said little and offered less. we pestered strangers for some sign. quickly the inquiries took on predictable sequence, initial moment of hope, diversion from main topic and the phrase, it's not very clear, i approached a middle-age man and life of farming, before he can talk his way out, i pounced quickly, this much i learned areporter in china, wh

now let's meet today's semi-finalists -- a robotics phd student at m.i.t., from decatur, georgia... york... and an associate professor from amherst, ohio... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, everyone. i'm gonna begin today's program by thanking consumer cellular for their assistance in the production of this year's tournament of champions. as you just heard, this is the first of our three semi-final games. only the winner gets to come back on thursday and friday to play for a quarter-million dollars. the other two players go home with $10,000 each. good luck to the three of you. let's start finding out which one gets to play again. here we go into the jeopardy! round. here are the categories for you... you've already got that. hey. whole category about... then... and to celebrate, you... andrew, you start. i'm gonna go with ohio for $600. andrew. who is john glenn? correct. ohio, $800. lilly. what is cincinnati? correct. cigar for $600.

it was an alt weekly publication that published out of a place on decatur street and it was some of themost important research i was able to find about the upstairs lounge fire was from the articles in the courier sothank you so much . >> it was bill. he was definitely, bill was dedicated to that story not only then but thereafter and his whole focus in life switched from that time, he became much more active, politically active. he was always politically active. he called himself a theoretician in the student strikes at tulane. >> he was involved in the anti-and need o'brien protests in the 70s. that was helpful in my storytelling to be able to draw a pretty clear line between an individual who'd been important to the upstairs lounge, an individual who'd been important in efforts to repel anita bryant and her message from the city in the 70s . >> he was a fiery and a great writer. i keep thinking in exile and about how openly human and yet his plays were heterosexual for the most part and so it was quite a time. >> he was out in the quarter somewhat within the semi-closeted idea of alt

from august 31st through september 2nd it's the ajc decatur book festival in atlanta. on september 1st, we will be live for the 18th year in a row at the national book festival in washington, d.c. with supreme court justice sotomayor, ron chernow, and many others. later in the month, it's the baltimore book festival held at the city's inner harbor. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our website. booktv.org. >> we don't live in the same parts of the country, don't have the same vocation, don't have the same particularly outlook, but where we are all the same is men of color and women of color, is the way that we try to instill a sense of fear. you can call it respect but it's a fear at the consequence of what can happen if an interaction with the police goes wrong. >> sunday night on "after words" comedian and actor d.l. hughley shares his thoughts on race in america with his book, "how not to get shot and other advice from white people." >> how about having a police depar

southbound 880 at 92 -- i am sorry, decatur road, there is a crash.ic all over the south day. 280 in san jose does not look bad. fog may delay flights. if you are taking a flight somewhere check with the airline to make sure your airplane is still on time. >>> 8:47. >> we are getting right to it. high clouds and the inland temps are coming down. george, this constant wind beats you up. the wind blows it back. that is true. i have gone through that since june. i mean, i can pick that up and here it is again. right? >> me also. good point. thank you. >> that's funny. west southwest, there is your breeze. it will continue and even conquer has a south breeze. yes, there is a breeze in place. it is a wind tunnel summer around san bruno. and then the i-80 quarter, fairfield as well. let me know. we have flight delays in sfo and san jose for departures to the northeast. some are also for seattle. some flights arriving may be delayed but mainly departures from the east from philadelphia and new york. this is a constant for about five days. there is seattle. o

we talk about stephen decatur, naval officer, led the assault against the barbary pirates, and goes throughazing story of marine corps, and captain mcdaniel who spent six years in the vietnam war. and i talk about whittaker chambers and what these people did to stand up for the values of the republic. in a strategic overview dangerous ainge. host: used the term, was no apology. what is suggested with apologies given? guest: that is reference for .resident obama's apology tour it is what you have seen from the president in the last 18 months whether it is the revitalization of syria or nato. the policies the administration has to deal with is afghanistan. the story today about the taliban and the role in that. of what'sassessment going on there particularly with the taliban and what does that say about u.s. policy today? president'se the approach. my time in the white house, he had a very pragmatic approach to afghanistan. capacity ofd the and it has control been proven in the last six months. the majority of the territory in afghanistan is actually under the control of the government of kab